Nurturing healthy beginnings through family-centred osteopathy

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About Kaitlyn

Kaitlyn is an manual osteopath with a focus on babies, children and postpartum recovery. Incorporating her knowledge as CAPPA Certified Childbirth Educator and experienced Prenatal and Kids Yoga instructor, she offers holistic, compassionate approach to supporting families through every stage of parenthood.

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Our Services

  • A gentle approach that regulates the nervous system, resolve digestive/gas troubles, and helps baby meet developmental milestones.

  • A movement-focused treatment that uses your child’s natural desire to play and explore. This is supportive care for growing bodies, in all stages of childhood.

  • Latching, gas, colic, reflux and constipation can wreak havoc on life with a newborn. Osteopathy can help breast and bottle fed babies.

  • Supportive care for each life stage focusing on your unique needs.

  • Balancing the body and hormone system as they heal after birth. This is beneficial after a natural or cesarian birth.

  • Treatment to ease discomfort and support your body through pregnancy and prep your body for delivery. Each session is designed to help you move comfortably as your baby grows.

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kaitlyn@cornerstonenaturopathic.ca
(902) 820-3443

in Cornerstone Naturopathic
14 Old School Rd, Upper Tantallon, NS B3Z 2J6