by Chloé Sardin

Osteopathic Therapist at HBN

I’m a French-trained Osteopathic therapist who now works here in Calgary at Healthy By Nature. While I use many different techniques in treating patients, I draw heavily from Biodynamic Osteopathy to solve complex cases, to help babies, and to get a lot of the people who come to see me back up and on their feet, feeling better as quickly and efficiently as possible.
 
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Hi there! I’m a French-trained osteopathic therapist who now works here in Calgary at HBN, a clinic I started with my friend Raphaëlle. This is my blog where I discuss health from an osteopathic perspective.

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The Role of The Mind-Body Connection in Osteopathy

Imagine a sudden pain starts in your leg and you come in to see an osteopath. Instead of just looking at your leg, an osteopath will do a full assessment and consider other parts of your body, stresses, or experiences that could be contributing to your discomfort. We osteopaths use this same…

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Your Baby’s Head is Like Play-Doh: How Plagiocephaly Occurs

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Did you know that babies have soft skulls when they’re born? As infants develop, a vast amount of bones fuse together which means that infants are actually born with more bones than adults. In today’s article Chloé Sardin will explain a condition called Plagiocephaly, which often presents in infants with a head…

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Headaches: A Brain Teaser to Diagnose

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Headaches can be, well, a headache to diagnose. If you’re one of those people that have sought out to diagnosis the cause of a headache that always seems to come back, you’re not alone. The truth is there are a lot of different factors that can cause this kind of pain. In…

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Female Infertility Is More Than A Gynecological problem: An Osteopath’s Holistic Perspective

There are a lot of different factors that can influence a woman’s fertility, these can include: stress, hormonal imbalances, scarring in the uterus, poor blood supply to reproductive organs, the list goes on. In today’s article Chloe Sardin explores a variety of conditions that, when alone or combined, can negatively influence a…

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