Nathalie Trottier
PT, B.Sc.PT, MScKin, DO(MT)
Osteopathic Therapist
Nathalie studied Physiotherapy at the University of Montreal and Osteopathy at the Collège d’Études Ostéopathiques de Montréal. She obtained a Master’s from University of Calgary. Nathalie is a leader in the study of how alternative and conventional medicines can be complimentary, and at the forefront of improving understanding of and access to osteopathy. She is passionate about her work and dedicated to the future of her science. Nathalie has won many awards for her research.
Nathalie supervises student thesis work in Osteopathy and has established Consensio Clinic as a leader in collaborative medicine in Alberta. Her personal specialities include plagiocephaly and torticollis, concussions, stress management, chronic conditions and palpation.
Nathalie moved to Canmore in 2008 along with her family. She enjoys all the mountain sports available here in the Rockies and is a proud mother of two daughters.
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Francine Tseng
DO(MT)
Osteopathic Therapist
Francine graduated from the European School of Osteopathy in the United Kingdom. She has practiced and worked in a wide variety of contexts, from treating young dancers and elderly clients to volunteering her services to homeless individuals. Inspired by the humanistic focus of Osteopathy, Francine supports a person’s journey to gain more freedom of movement through their whole body, from the feet to the hips, spine, shoulders, all the way up to the small bones that make up the head and face.
In her practice, Francine commonly sees individuals of all age groups with a wide range of complaints.
In her free time, Francine enjoys playing music with friends, hiking and kayaking, cross-country and telemark skiing, and just being in these mountains. She is originally from Hong Kong, and speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Lynsey Dobish
BPE, BScOT
Osteopathic Manual Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Lynsey has been practicing as an Occupational Therapist in the Bow Valley for the past 10 years. Specializing in chronic pain and post traumatic stress disorder and is considered an expert in the field. Wanting to do more for her clients, Lynsey enrolled in the Canadian College of Osteopathy. She completed the program and thesis in 2020.
Prior to relocating to the Bow Valley, Lynsey spent 10 years as an athlete on the national kayak team. During this time she also worked as a personal trainer for high level athletes, while managing a training facility in Edmonton. Upon moving to Canmore in 2008 she became highly involved in cross country and down hill mountain biking and now spends her free time working as a Level 2 Professional Mountain Bike Coach. In the winter months, Lynsey also participates in fat biking and back country snowboard touring.
Whether looking to optimize performance, recover from an injury or manage a chronic condition, Lynsey has a variety of strategies and tools to help you. As an athlete, outdoor enthusiast and health care practitioner, she is passionate about getting her clients back to doing what they love.
Lindsey Williams
B.Sc (Kinesiology); B.Ed, M.A. Leadership, Certified Holistic Nutrition Practitioner, e-RYT-500, DOMP
Lindsey has been working in the field of health and wellness for over 20 years. She completed her first degree as an Honours in Kinesiology through the University of Victoria where she worked and volunteered in the human performance lab.
Following her degree, she went on to work with athletes in a coaching and training capacity through the National Coaching Institute while completing her Level 4 NCCP certification in Strength and Conditioning. Lindsey has a true passion for human potential both in terms of athletics as well as simply showing up as our best self everyday! Lindsey weaves her background in movement and yoga studies into how she views the body and works with her clients. Recognizing that the foods we eat play a major role in our health, Lindsey completed her nutrition training through the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition. After spending a few years teaching outdoor education and leadership, and even pursuing a Masters degree in Leadership, Lindsey was drawn back to further explore the human body and its healing capacity through her osteopathic studies. She is graduated from the Canadian College of Osteopathy.
Her goal is to integrate this amazing modality into her work with personal training and nutrition clients, as well as those who seek a more complete approach to health and wellness. Lindsey is inspired by the mountains and rivers that brought her to the Canadian Rockies to move, play, and live in alignment with her natural surroundings. An educator at heart, Lindsey is keen to help you discover whole systems connections to help you on your healing journey.