With nearly two decades of experience practicing in France, Canada, and the United States, Alexandra Belhassen has dedicated her career to helping individuals restore balance, mobility, and overall well-being through gentle, hands-on therapy.
Trained at the prestigious École Supérieure d'Ostéopathie (ESO) in Paris, Alexandra completed six years of intensive study in manual therapy, biomechanics, and holistic bodywork, drawing from European osteopathic principles to support the body’s natural healing abilities. Her expertise spans a diverse range of clients, including athletes, pregnant women, newborns, individuals dealing with chronic pain, and those recovering from injuries.
Supporting Those with Chronic Pain & Long-Term Discomfort
For individuals experiencing chronic pain, postural imbalances, or recurring tension, Alexandra offers a personalized approach to release restrictions, improve mobility, and restore comfort. Whether it's persistent back pain, headaches, joint stiffness, or muscular discomfort, her work focuses on identifying root causes and using gentle, non-invasive techniques to bring relief. Her holistic approach respects the body’s natural rhythms, providing long-term support without relying on medication or aggressive interventions.
A Passion for Perinatal & Pediatric Care
With additional training in perinatal manual therapy, Alexandra has worked extensively with expecting mothers, postpartum women, and newborns, offering tailored, gentle techniques to ease discomfort, promote mobility, and support overall well-being during this crucial stage of life. She understands the unique needs of both mother and baby, providing safe, effective care that respects the body’s natural transitions.
Experience in Sports & Performance Therapy
Beyond perinatal care, Alexandra has worked with professional and amateur athletes to improve mobility, prevent injuries, and optimize performance. Her deep understanding of biomechanics, posture, and movement allows her to provide personalized care that enhances recovery and supports long-term physical health.
A Natural Educator & Communicator
With a passion for sharing knowledge, Alexandra has also taught manual therapy and osteopathic principles in Canada, helping to train the next generation of practitioners. Her natural ability to communicate and connect makes her an engaging educator and a highly intuitive therapist, always adapting her approach to meet the individual needs of her clients.
More Than a Profession—A Second Nature
For Alexandra, Osteomanual therapy is more than a profession—it’s second nature. Her hands-on approach is rooted in a deep understanding of the body’s natural rhythms, allowing her to provide treatments that are both effective and nurturing. Whether working with newborns, athletes, individuals seeking relief from everyday discomfort, or those living with chronic pain, Alexandra’s goal remains the same: to restore balance, enhance movement, and support long-term well-being.
Alexandra is not a licensed Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) in the United States and does not provide medical or chiropractic services. Her practice is designed to complement, rather than replace, conventional healthcare approaches.