Osteopathy Services, Montreal & Dorval

AMS Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centres are staffed by a complete multidisciplinary team of health and rehabilitation professionals including osteopathy.

Michael Daras

Michael Daras

Osteopath

Michael is an osteopath in France and Quebec and has been practicing manual therapy since 2005.
His knowledge and skills as a coach and gym teacher with young people (The Pointe-de-Ile School Board) have brought him a solid expertise in physical and sports injuries. He has intervened in various sectors of leisure and professional activities such as sports clubs, Martial Arts, Dance, Yoga, Meditation, and enriched his professional practice in the hospital environment, Medical Clinic and now with the AMS Medical and Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Center.
In addition to enjoying the sharing of knowledge through post-graduate training, he is a teacher at the Professional School of Osteopaths in Quebec and thus trains future osteopaths. Michael continues to enrich his knowledge by preparing a Master’s degree in Sports Osteopathy with the University of Lisbon.

FAQ - Osteopathy

What is osteopathy, and how does it work?

Osteopathy is a manual therapy that aims to restore the body’s balance by addressing mobility restrictions in joints, muscles, and organs. By releasing tension, it promotes self-regulation and self-healing.

What conditions can osteopathy treat?

Osteopathy can address various issues, including musculoskeletal pain (back, neck, joints), headaches, digestive problems, postural issues, and sports injuries.

Who is osteopathy for?

Osteopathy is suitable for treating various issues related to mobility and overall well-being in people of all ages, including infants, adults, athletes, pregnant women, and the elderly.

What happens during an osteopathy session?

A session begins with a thorough assessment, followed by manual techniques tailored to the patient’s needs. Depending on the condition being treated, sessions typically last 45 minutes to 1 hour.

Is osteopathy recognized and covered by insurance?

Most private insurance companies recognize osteopath services and the osteopathic approach given by a physiotherapist is covered by the SAAQ and CNESST.