Ben Besse-Bergier

Ben Besse-Bergier:
Osteopathic Manual Practitioner

Ben graduated with a degree in Osteopathic Manual
Therapy from the European School of Osteopathy of England in 2006. With a structured and rigorous educational approach of a 4-year program and 2
subsequent years of clinical skills, Ben acquired Structural, Cranial & Visceral techniques that have become amongst the highest regarded and most recognized in the profession that serves a solid osteopathic foundation and ethics.

Treatment Practices

Having a structured education, and 15 years of clinical experience and practice working in a multidisciplinary clinic has allowed Ben to treat his patients with a tailored approach when assessing and treating their structure and function when dealing with an array of physical and physiological conditions and dysfunctions.

How Osteopathy Can Help:

Lowback, thoracic and neck pain.
Frozen shoulder, rotator cuff injuries, knee pain and repetitive strain injuries (tendonitis).
Carpal tunnel syndrom, sciatica, plantar fasciitis
Postural imbalances, scoliosis and gait issues.
TMJ problems.
Degenerative disc disease and disc herniation, whiplash.
Sports injuries and post surgical procedures.
Edema and lack of drainage.
Arthritis and chronic pain.
Fibromyalgia.

Headaches and migraines.
Anxiety and depression
Pregnancy (pre and postpartum).
Aging, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis.
Autoimmune diseases (rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, etc.
Heartburn/acid reflux.
Digestion issues (constipation, Crohn’s, Diverticulitis.)
Bowel and bladder dysfunctions.

“To find health should be the object of the physician. Anyone can find disease.”
Andrew Taylor Still, Founder of Osteopathy

On a Personal Note

On a more personal note, I was born in France, and grew up in a nice little village of Burgundy. At 20 I went to England to learn Osteopathy for 4 years, then I travelled the world for a couple of years and it’s during this journey that I discover Canada and its
kind and welcoming people, so I decided to settle in Ontario.

I enjoy reading, playing sports such as volleyball, and skied all my life. I also like cooking, I’m French after all. Travelling the world, discovering new cultures and people is a hobby of mine. I have a passion for fly-fishing (Trout) and exploring the wilderness.

Humans are fascinating to me and any opportunity to discuss and share is a gem in my opinion. I really enjoy telling my stories and listening the ones of others.

To finish, I would say that I have the extreme privilege to do a job I love, and I dispend it with the same passion than the one I have for my favourite hobbies. Doing what you love in life for a living adds to the satisfaction of helping my patients make their lives enjoyable.