Thoughtful practitioners. Individual approaches. Shared space.
MEET THE PRACTITIONERS
Get to know the independent practitioners working from Saltpoint Health and find the approach that’s right for you.
BSc Kinesiology, RMT, DOMP
Manual Osteopathic Practitioner
Ally’s approach to care is shaped by her background in kinesiology, massage therapy, and osteopathy. Her interest in movement and whole-body function has developed through years of working with people across a wide range of ages, activities, and concerns.
Her osteopathic approach looks beyond the area of symptoms to consider how different regions and systems of the body may be influencing one another. Treatment is individualized to each person and may incorporate structural, fascial, visceral, and cranial approaches alongside her understanding of movement and soft tissue.
Outside of practice, Ally enjoys staying active, exploring the outdoors, and spending time with the people and animals she loves.
Areas of Interest: Sports & Movement · Scar & Fascial Work · Visceral Osteopathy · Cranial-Sacral Osteopathy · TMJ & Jaw Concerns
Contact: agfosteopathy@gmail.com
ALLY FANNING
BSc Kinesiology, DOMP
Manual Osteopathic Practitioner
Brandon is dedicated to helping people move better and feel their best. His approach combines hands-on osteopathic treatment with a holistic view of health, considering how different areas and systems of the body may influence one another to support mobility, recovery, and overall well-being.
His background in kinesiology and osteopathy shapes an individualized approach to care, with treatment guided by each person's presentation, needs, and goals.
Outside of the clinic, Brandon enjoys staying active, exploring the outdoors with his partner and their dog Jasper, and spending time with friends and family.
Areas of Interest: Sports & Movement · Cranial-Sacral Osteopathy · Visceral Osteopathy
Contact: brandonroachosteopathy@gmail.com
BRANDON ROACH
We are members in good standing of the Nova Scotia Association of Osteopaths (NSAO).
As a member of the NSAO, we are not an Osteopathic Physician, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO, formerly Doctor of Osteopathy), nor do we practice Osteopathic Medicine.
In Nova Scotia, Osteopathic Manual Practice is not regulated by the government, however, the NSAO is actively seeking government regulation to protect the public and our profession.
Osteopathic Manual Practitioners are not members of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia (CPSNS).