Osteopath Laval | Synapsia Clinic Auteuil

The Synapsia Laval clinic is at 5200 boulevard des Laurentides, Laval (H7K 2J8), in the Vimont-Auteuil area, easy to reach for Laval residents, with parking and a bus stop in front of the clinic. Our osteopaths, qualified D.O.s and members of the RITMA professional association, see the whole family, Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., by appointment. Get directions.

An osteopathy consultation in Laval costs $110, taxes included, with an insurance receipt. Each consultation lasts about 45 minutes: discussion of your situation, examination, manual treatment and advice. You can pay by credit card, debit card or Interac e-Transfer.

An insurance receipt is provided at every consultation: it lets you request reimbursement from your insurer. The amount reimbursed depends on your insurance plan, group or individual. Check your osteopathy coverage with your insurer before your appointment. A consultation in Laval costs $110, taxes included.

Yes. The Laval clinic is open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., at 5200 des Laurentides Boulevard. Consultations are by appointment: book online to choose the time slot that suits you, including Saturdays, or call us at (579) 421-0351 during opening hours.

No. We see patients by appointment only, Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. This lets us give each patient the time they need: each consultation lasts about 45 minutes. Book online in a few clicks or call us at (579) 421-0351. For acute pain, call us to find a quick slot.

You can book online in Laval (the clinic’s calendar opens in a new window and you receive an email confirmation), or call us at (579) 421-0351, Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. For acute pain, call us to find a quick slot.

An assessment after birth is recommended, especially if the delivery was long, difficult or instrument-assisted. Also consult if you notice digestive or sleep problems, a flat head or an uncomfortable baby. The care is very gentle and possible from the first days of life. Find the details on the osteopathy for infants page.

Yes. We support pregnant women for low back pain, sciatica, pelvic tension and preparation for childbirth. The manual techniques are gentle and adapted to your pregnancy. See the osteopathy for pregnant women page or book directly online in Laval.

The osteopath looks for the origin of the sciatic nerve irritation: muscle tension (for example in the piriformis muscle), and mobility of the lower back and pelvis. They use gentle, targeted manual techniques. Pain accompanied by fever or loss of strength requires medical advice first. Read our article exercises for sciatica.

An osteopath takes a whole-body view and looks for the origin of the problem, often away from the symptom. A physiotherapist focuses more on rehabilitating the injured area, often with exercises. The two approaches are complementary and can be combined depending on your situation. Your osteopath can work with your physiotherapist or your doctor if your situation calls for it.

Yes, we keep quick slots for acute pain: locked back, sciatica, stiff neck. Call us at (579) 421-0351 for fast care. Pain accompanied by fever, loss of strength or significant trauma requires medical advice first: see a doctor or go to the emergency room. See the urgent osteopathy page.