Arnaud Fressin , 
Physiotherapist (Fr) & Osteopathic Practitioner

Physiotherapist since 2001, I started working in ski resorts in the Alps. Always looking for providing better treatment with my patients and being more performant. Then I decided to learn Manual Therapy seeking for the most efficient therapy. I met a lot of therapists with diverse backgrounds and approaches, all practicing different kind of hands-on therapies. 
Daily, I use Structural Osteopathy and Fascial Integration Therapy according to the patient’s need.
I learned Osteopathy at RORI Paris (I graduated in 2005) and at IFSO Rennes (France) (2010). I completed my learning on Fascial Therapy with the Moneyron and Niromathe methods, and from local bone-setters. Everyday, I can observe that those practices are complementary, one in the service of the other. My patients are from all ages, newborns to elders, pregnant women, athletes, workers... with a minimal treatment number.
"what I do, every one can do it, you can learn it."

Damien Dubouchet

 Physiotherapist & Osteopathic Practitioner

Before moving to Canada in 2016,  I have been working as Physiotherapist and Osteopath in France for 16 years. Meeting and helping people has always been a passion for me. Throughout my career, I have attended numerous seminars and training courses to complete and improve my manual skills in order to provide my patients with the most appropriate treatment.
One of these courses I took marked a turning point in my understanding of the body and my treatment approach. Indeed, learning the Moneyron method, without really realizing it, was my first encounter with the fascia/connective tissue.   
Later on in 2007, I was introduced to Osteopathy and that experience had a significant impact on my professional career. After 4 years of study at the IFSO Rennes (France) I  graduated as an Osteopath D.O. (Osteopathic Practitioner in BC).
In Osteopathy, the therapist considers the body as a whole, composed of several systems which interact with one another, thanks to the connective tissue also known as fascia.
Today, in my practice, F.I.T is an essential tool that I use to treat my patients in the clinic where I work in Burnaby (Cedar Chiropractic&Physiotherapy) and in my mobile activity Physiosteo.

Working together

Arnaud and Damien met at the Osteopathy school in Rennes in 2010 but it is their respective immigration to Canada (Arnaud in Montréal and Damien in Vancouver) and a similar evolution in their practice that really connect them. Indeed, both convinced in the major role that the Fascial tissue plays in the body balance they shared their experience and put their knowledge in common to build  Fascial Integration Therapy.  Given a few times in Montréal by Arnaud  and under the name of “Osteopathie myofasciale structurelle”,  they are both eager to introduce you to this amazing method of treatment in Montréal and Vancouver.