Manual Osteopath in Oakville & Waterdown
Gentle, hands-on treatment to support the body’s movement, balance, and overall function.
Whether you’re struggling with persistent pain, tension, or your baby’s comfort and developmental concerns, gentle manual osteopathy can help the body move and function more freely.
Manual osteopathy works with the body’s muscles, joints, spine, connective tissues, and nervous system to identify and release areas of restriction. By restoring mobility and balance, treatment supports the body’s natural ability to adapt, reduce tension, and improve comfort.
Explore how osteopathy can help adults with chronic or complex pain, or support infants and children with early developmental and comfort concerns.
Where I practice
Oakville: Clarity Health 700 Dorval Dr., Suite 408, Oakville, ON Phone: (905) 631-5353
Waterdown: Kinstruct Health 31 Main Street South, Waterdown, ON Phone: (905) 689-4447
Manual osteopathic practitioner (DOMP). Adults, babies and children welcome.
About
Hello! I’m Mark Boutillier, a manual osteopathic practitioner (DOMP) practicing in Oakville and Waterdown, Ontario. I work with adults and children, with a clinical focus on chronic pain, pediatric care, and TMJ/jaw disorders.
My approach is gentle, hands-on, and individualized, helping the body move more freely, release tension, and restore balance so you or your child can feel more comfortable and function at your best.
Conditions treated
ADULTS
Osteopathic treatment may help support the body in addressing a variety of concerns including:
Back & neck pain
Headaches & migraines
TMJ & jaw pain
Joint pain & stiffness
Sciatica & nerve irritation
Postural tension & muscle tightness
Digestive discomfort
Chronic pain patterns and persistent tension
INFANTS & CHILDREN
Gentle osteopathic treatment may support babies and children experiencing:
Feeding or latch challenges
Colic or digestive discomfort
Torticollis or head turning preference
Flat spots (positional plagiocephaly)
Body tension or asymmetry
Difficulty settling or sleep challenges
Developmental milestone concerns (rolling, crawling, etc.)