Vitalida Physio & Ostéo Physiotherapy and osteopathy · Montreal NDG

ServicesPediatric care

Pediatric care, for your baby or child.

50 to 60 minutesFrom birthNDG Health Clinic

A personalized assessment and treatment in osteopathy and physiotherapy, adapted to your baby or child, with a gentle approach.

Two tiny baby feet in an adult's hands, mood image

Why parents come

What brings parents in.

Osteopathy is practised with great gentleness, which makes it possible to offer it from birth. The list isn't complete: tell us about your situation.

  • Flat head
  • Torticollis
  • Developmental delays
  • Reflux
  • Constipation
  • And much more
A baby's little feet in a parent's hand, mood image

Who sees your child

Alida Farrell, physiotherapist and osteopath.

“I started my practice in pediatrics, at the Shriners Hospital. For your child, the assessment and treatment bring together osteopathy and physiotherapy. »

PhysiotherapyMcGill University, 2000, OPPQ member
OsteopathyD.O. in 2013, member of Ostéopathie Québec
PediatricsShriners Hospital, at the start of my practice
LanguagesFrench, English, Spanish

My journey

Alida Farrell, physiotherapist and osteopath

How it works

A session sized for your child.

  1. Before

    The first session

    It's an assessment: we take the time to learn your child's history since birth, and to answer your questions. We approach the child gently, observing their spontaneous movement patterns and testing the structures to pinpoint the problem.

  2. During

    The assessment and the treatment

    50 to 60 minutes, in osteopathy and physiotherapy, in collaboration with the parent(s), with respect for baby or child's needs, comfort level and rhythm.

  3. After

    Follow-ups

    Follow-up sessions of 50 to 55 minutes, or a shorter 25-minute session when that's enough.

A bright treatment room: the table, a canvas on the wall and the glass door onto the greenery
A treatment room, at the clinic.

What's included

The sessions, in brief.

First sessionAssessment and treatment, 50 to 60 minutes
Follow-ups50 to 55 minutes, or 25 minutes
AgeFrom birth
ReceiptsFor your insurance
LanguagesFrench, English, Spanish

Fees

First session140 $
Follow-up, 50 to 55 minutes120 $
Follow-up, 25 minutes75 $

Fees in effect in 2026. Receipts for your insurance.

From what age?

From birth.

Is it gentle for a newborn?

Osteopathy is practised with great gentleness, which is what makes it possible to offer it from the first days.

How long is a session?

50 to 60 minutes for the first one. Follow-ups last 50 to 55 minutes, or 25 minutes.

Pediatric care complements your child's follow-up with their doctor, it does not replace it.

Book an appointment

Optimize your health. Book an appointment.

Online on GOrendezvous, by phone at 514 805-3516, or through this form. We see clients in French, English and Spanish.

Book online Call 514 805-3516
Where NDG Health Clinic · 3792 Décarie Blvd., Suite 8 · Montreal, Quebec H4A 3J7 Villa-Maria or Vendôme metro · buses 24 and 105 · highways 15 and 720 Email vitalidaphysioosteo@gmail.com

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Vitalida Physio & Ostéo

Physiotherapy and osteopathy · Montreal NDG

NDG Health Clinic
3792 Décarie Blvd., Suite 8
Montreal, Quebec H4A 3J7

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