Holistic
A distinctive form of manipulative therapy founded on the philosophy that all body systems are interrelated and dependent upon one another. Treatments integrate body, mind, and spirit rather than just the illness.
Inner Peace Osteopathy · Toronto
Balance. Harmony.
Truth.
Restoring the body's inherent ability to self-heal through classical osteopathic manual therapy, in the heart of downtown Toronto.
Balance · Harmony · Truth
Welcome
About Inner Peace Osteopathy.
Inner Peace Osteopathy is inspired by nature and the ancient philosophy that balance and harmony are the truth to good health and wellbeing.
We help patients restore the body's inherent ability to self-heal and self-regulate by removing abnormal imbalances and returning the lost rhythm and natural flow to the body. Poor health, pain, and suffering are interpreted as imbalances and disharmony in the whole body — affecting our mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing.
Our Purpose
To understand the root cause(s) of the patient's health problem rather than bandage the effects, so that the individual can achieve their optimal health for life.
- —Objectively listening to the health needs of the individual
- —Removing structural obstruction to bring balance and stability
- —Integrating and coordinating all systems harmoniously
- —Returning the inherent rhythmicity back to the body
The Science
What is Osteopathy?
The Ontario Osteopathic Association defines Osteopathy as an American science, founded by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still. It is a drugless and non-invasive manual form of therapy which treats the entire body. It follows a set of principles and emphasises the interrelationship between the alignment of structure (anatomy) and function (physiology). Intrinsically, osteopathy believes in the body's ability to self-heal and self-regulate.
The Benefits
A distinctive manual therapy.
While alleviating pain is the main objective for many patients, the following qualities distinguish osteopathy as a uniquely holistic discipline.
Non-Invasive
Osteopathy leaves no marks on the skin and inserts no instruments into the body. No bleeding, bruising, or trauma — allowing the body to begin self-healing and self-regulating in a far shorter recovery time.
Precise
Treatment is precise in improving nerve interference, arterial and cerebrospinal fluid supply, and venous and lymphatic drainage so healing can reverse destructive pathological processes and reduce pain.
Drugless
The approach relies on the body's natural ability to self-heal and self-regulate — never on external medications. Restoration without pharmacology.
Preventive
Osteopathic care prevents fixed postural tensions which are physiologically abnormal and can lead to disease. Maintains balance, structural stability, and harmonious function of all systems.
Palliative
Treatments are relaxing and help to reduce pain when a patient's life forces have diminished due to chronic or incurable illness, supporting comfort and dignity.
Osteopathic Care
Safe, gentle, effective — across every stage of life.
Treatments are specific to each patient's needs with precision and rational thinking. On every visit, patients are examined and assessed structurally using palpation through a recognised system (the Osteopathic Structural Examination).
Initial Osteopathic Treatment
Each new patient completes an online health history and consent form. Treatments are fully clothed — please wear or bring comfortable workout attire that allows for full range of movement.
Duration · 45 – 60 minutes
Follow-up Treatment
Follow-ups vary based on each patient's health and their body's capacity to heal. Most patients see significant improvement after 3 – 5 treatments. Chronic or complex cases may require a longer treatment plan.
Duration · 30 – 45 minutes
010 – 12 years
Child
Infants: colic, feeding problems, sleep difficulties. Children: ear infections, skin irritations, bed wetting, and developmental concerns.
0213 – 17 years
Youth
Growing pains, spinal deformities, head injuries, postural strain from studying, stress, rehabilitation after sports, dance, or repetitive strain injuries.
0318 – 64 years
Adult
Back pain, neck and shoulder problems, headaches, acute and chronic conditions. Maternal care: pregnancy, post-pregnancy, breastfeeding difficulty, oedema, pelvic pain.
0465 + years
Senior
Joint pain, low vitality, palliative care, and maintaining ongoing good health for longevity and quality of life.
Health Coverage
Varies by provider. Please check your private healthcare insurance plan details for reimbursement prior to your appointment.
Appointments
Treatments are by appointment only.
Methods of Payment
Cash, Debit, Interac e-Transfer to innerpeaceosteopathy@gmail.com.
A.T. Still Medal of Honour
Meet The Practitioner
Nga Luu, MSc., M.OMSc., (Cert.) OOA
Nga is a result-oriented and trusted osteopathist who practices with integrity by the words of A.T. Still — "Find it, Fix it, Leave it alone."
She uses her critical thinking and problem-solving skills, the science and principles of osteopathy, and the art of palpation to search for the cause of each patient's health problems — then rationally applies osteopathic treatment in a skilful, safe, and effective system to promote self-healing within the individual.
She is honoured and humbled to have studied at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy and trained in their student clinic in Hamilton, Ontario. Upon completing the rigorous four-year program — along with 1,000 hours of supervised clinical training and practice — she received the Andrew Taylor Still Medal of Honour as Graduate of the Year in her class.
She is a certified professional member in good standing at the Ontario Osteopathic Association (OOA / OSTCAN) and The Canadian Institute of Classical Osteopathy.
1,000+
Supervised clinical hours
4 yrs
Classical osteopathic training
OOA
Certified professional member
A.T. Still
Medal of Honour graduate
A Premier Address
Inside the iconic CF Toronto Eaton Centre.
Located in the heart of downtown Toronto on the 2nd level of the Galleria Offices — a quiet, professional sanctuary moments from Yonge & Dundas, accessible by PATH, subway, and street.
- Address
- 218A – 220 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M5B 2H1 - Hours
- Mon – Fri
10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Directions from the Eaton Centre+
- 01On the 3rd level of the Toronto Eaton Centre (by Trinity Square entrance)
- 02Go up the escalator located by the Trattoria Mercatto restaurant
- 03Take the Galleria Offices' elevator by Zara (Men) to the 2nd level of the Galleria
- 04Enter through the main centre doors and walk to the end of the hall
- 05Turn left to the end of the hall, then left again
- 06Enter through two sets of doors onto the Galleria's pathway
- 07Turn right to office 218A
"Find it, fix it, leave it alone." — A.T. Still
Contact Us
Request a private consultation.
Share a few details and our practice will respond within one business day to confirm your assessment. All correspondence is handled in confidence.
- Telephone
- 647-833-3821
- innerpeaceosteopathy@gmail.com
- Address
- 218A – 220 Yonge Street · CF Eaton Centre
- Opening Hours
- Monday – Friday · 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Service Area
- Downtown Toronto