Suite 211 - 2186 Oak Bay Avenue, Victoria, BC, V8R 1G3
Acute Injuries - Maintenance - Problem Solving
Heavily influenced by the latest research in pain science and the traditional work of former British osteopath and physician Dr Alan Stoddard, Marc Jones is a Clinical Sciences Osteopath from the UK possessing an honours degree in osteopathy and a Master’s degree (with distinction) in Advanced Professional Practice (Clinical Sciences - Pain and Movement).
If you enjoy integrated biomechanical and manipulative treatments with pain and movement self-help ideas, Marc Jones specialises in the original "meat & bones" musculoskeletal osteopathy backed up by evidence-based practice in pain and movement and would be delighted to help.
Marc Jones does not offer visceral or cranial practice as this was not part of the original traditional osteopathic practice of the founder Dr AT Still and which were developed by others many decades after his death.
Marc Jones, UK Osteopath
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"Movement is your medicine. Acute, chronic, sports or for well-being, I examine your musculoskeletal system, movement patterns and behaviours and then we work together using combinations of hands-on musculoskeletal manipulative treatments, movement and advice to help you get back to doing what you enjoy the most. Just need an occasional check-up and loosen-off? Easy, come in whenever you feel the need."
Marc Jones UK Musculoskeletal & Sports Osteopathy BSc (Hons) Osteopathy (UK) MSc (with Distinction) Advanced Professional Practice (Clinical Sciences) (UK) GOsC registered osteopath (UK) 2665 AQO ostéopathe (Quebec) 17171 Explain Pain Educator Pain BC subscriber McGill Spinal Rehab levels 1, 2 & 3 FMS & SFMA certified Gray Institute CAFS certified Tennis Canada Instructor Agatsu Kettlebell Instructor MovNat Instructor Former UK top-50 100m track sprinter Email: marc@painandmovement.ca |
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"You don't need to be perfect,
you only need to be good."
Marc Jones, UK Osteopath
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