Caroline Geofroy, B.Sc., D.O.M.P., D.Sc.O.
Caroline has enjoyed working in complementary health care for almost 20 years. Originally working as an Athletic Therapist, she was introduced to osteopathy during her training and knew it was a field she wanted to pursue.
Caroline completed 5 years of manual osteopathic training at the Canadian College of Osteopathy in 2011 and went on to do a research study on the effects of osteopathy for individuals diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis meeting the requirements to receive her Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP).
Caroline has a family practice in Victoria and she works with clients of all ages with various health concerns and conditions. Having a young family of her own she has taken several post graduate pediatric and obstetric focused courses and enjoys working with babies and young children.
Caroline also treats clients out of the Morely Street Clinic in the Oaklands area.
Mark Bodnar, B.A., R.Ac., CAT(C)
Mark has spent over 20 years working in the health field, helping patients achieve their goals. Mark is a dedicated healthcare practitioner in Victoria, BC, helping patients improve their health, mobility, and quality of life. He is a Certified Athletic Therapist, Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncturist, and Nutritionist, and is currently in his final year of study at the Sutherland Chan School of Osteopathy.
With a strong foundation in osteopathy and integrative healthcare, Mark offers a unique, whole-body approach to assessment and treatment. His patient-centred, holistic approach focuses on identifying the root cause of pain and dysfunction rather than simply treating symptoms. By working with the body’s natural healing processes, he helps restore balance and support long-term, optimal health.
Mark has a special interest in treating chronic pain in Victoria, combining osteopathic principles, corrective exercise therapy, and nutritional guidance when appropriate. Known for his compassionate and attentive care, Mark is passionate about helping individuals move better, feel stronger, and return to an active, pain-free life.