Julia is a dedicated osteopathic manual practitioner (OMP) with a Master’s in Osteopathic Manual Sciences (M.OMSc) and a Bachelor’s in Science in Human Kinetics (B.Sc HK). Through her practice, she designs personalized treatment plans to address the root cause of patients’ pain and limitations. Julia also teaches group fitness classes at GoodLife Fitness Quispamsis, promoting health and wellness in her community.
Jenn Hart is a dedicated healthcare professional, accomplished athlete, and lifelong seeker of balance between body, mind, and spirit. With a deep passion for movement, healing, and human connection, she has built her career around helping others find strength, resilience, and well-being.
Jenn holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology with a minor in Community Rehabilitation Studies from the University of Calgary and later pursued a Master’s degree at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. She believes in treating the whole person—not just symptoms—and approaches healthcare with deep intuition, knowledge, and care. With a focus on restoring harmony in the body, her work is both technical and deeply personal, helping patients reconnect with themselves in ways that go beyond physical health.
Her journey as an athlete has shaped her understanding of movement and discipline. As a former Team Nova Scotia snowboarder, she competed in boarder cross and parallel giant slalom at the 2011 Canada Games. But her love for movement extends far beyond competition—it is her language, her meditation, her way of feeling at home in herself.
Whether she’s paddle boarding on quiet waters, hiking through the woods, flowing through a yoga sequence, or breathing deeply in stillness, Jenn finds the sacred in both movement and rest. She believes that healing isn’t just about the body—it’s about the stories we carry, the energy we hold, and the way we allow ourselves to soften and open.
Jenn is more than a practitioner—she is a guide, a listener, and a believer in the body’s innate ability to heal. Through osteopathy, movement, and deep connection, she helps others return to themselves, reminding them that wellness is not just about feeling good—it’s about feeling whole.
