Sciatica & Leg Pain
Care for symptoms that may travel from the lower back into the buttock or leg and affect sitting, driving, sleep or work.
Personalized care for sciatica, back pain, hip problems, injuries and mobility limitations— built around your condition, daily activities and recovery goals.
Your care begins with a detailed assessment so treatment can be adapted to your symptoms, movement limitations and goals.
Care for symptoms that may travel from the lower back into the buttock or leg and affect sitting, driving, sleep or work.
Assessment and treatment for stiffness, discomfort, movement limitations and recurring lower-back problems.
Support for hip discomfort, reduced mobility, difficulty walking, stairs and returning to daily activity.
Personalized care for tension, restricted motion, repetitive strain and pain affecting work or sleep.
Care focused on mobility, function and the movement patterns that may be contributing to discomfort.
Support for strain, overuse and activity-related problems with a gradual plan for returning to movement.
Sciatic-type symptoms can affect more than your back. They may change how you walk, sit, bend, sleep or complete your workday. Your assessment looks at your symptoms, movement and functional limitations so you can receive a clear, personalized plan.
Your 60-minute appointment includes a detailed history, functional assessment, your first treatment and recommendations based on what is found.
. Erick Capetillo
LCFYD (MEX)Personalized care for adults who want to improve mobility, confidence and independence. Treatment may combine manual osteopathic care with guided movement support when appropriate.
Your care is adapted to your condition, your movement and the activities that matter in your daily life.
We listen to your history and evaluate movement, mobility and functional limitations.
Your 60-minute initial appointment includes your first treatment.
You receive recommendations based on your condition, needs and goals.
Care may progress toward mobility, balance, stability and functional exercise.
Our goal is to understand how pain or limited movement is affecting your life and create a plan based on your individual needs.
Originally from Mexico, Maria holds a degree in Physical Culture and Sports, a diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice, and a doctorate in Osteopathy from a university in Spain. She also completed studies as a Physiotherapist and Occupational Therapist Assistant at Sault College and has additional training in manual therapy, Raynor massage and kinesiology taping. Her approach combines functional assessment, gentle hands-on treatment and personalized recovery planning. Maria has a particular clinical interest in sciatica, lower-back pain, nerve-related symptoms and mobility problems.
Erick holds a degree in Physical Culture and Sports and has experience in physical conditioning, exercise and athletic performance. At Sault Osteopathy Clinic, he supports patients with guided mobility, balance and progressive strengthening exercises as part of the individualized treatment plan developed by Maria. His role helps patients gradually rebuild movement confidence and functional strength.
Read about the experiences of patients who have visited Sault Osteopathy Clinic.
“Maria is a very knowledgeable and professional practitioner. She has done a complete assessment of my issues and my pain is going away. My range of motion is also improving.”
Paulette L. Individual experiences vary.“Maria performed techniques that no other therapist has done for me and took the time to explain not only what she was doing, but why.”
Jason N. Review relates to hip concerns. Individual experiences vary.“The care and compassion Maria has given is beyond words. She continues to help me work on relieving muscle pain to improve mobility.”
Angelica R. Individual experiences vary.Your first appointment gives us time to understand your concerns, assess your movement and begin treatment without rushing the process.
Learn what to expect, how treatment plans work and how to prepare for your appointment.
No. You can book an Initial Assessment directly without a doctor’s referral.
Your 60-minute Initial Assessment and First Treatment includes:
The 60-minute Initial Assessment and First Treatment costs $170.
We commonly provide care for:
Treatment recommendations depend on the findings of your individual assessment.
Every patient is different. Some conditions improve with only a few visits, while others require a structured treatment plan to support progress over time.
After your Initial Assessment, Maria will explain the findings and recommend the treatment plan that best matches your condition, symptoms and recovery goals.
Treatment recommendations are always individualized. The recommended number of sessions depends on your assessment findings, symptoms and response to care.
No. Recommendations are based on the findings of your assessment.
Some people may need only limited care, while others may benefit from a structured 4-session or 6-session treatment plan.
The recommended plan will be explained before you decide how to proceed.
Sciatica often requires a more structured approach because symptoms may involve nerve irritation, reduced mobility and limitations with daily activities.
For this reason, patients with sciatica may be recommended a structured Sciatica Treatment Plan rather than isolated appointments.
During your Initial Assessment, Maria will determine whether the Sciatica Treatment Plan is appropriate based on your condition and assessment findings.
Yes. Your Initial Assessment includes your first treatment whenever treatment is appropriate based on the assessment findings.
The number of appointments depends on your condition, how long your symptoms have been present, your movement limitations and how you respond to treatment.
After your Initial Assessment, Maria will explain her findings and recommend the treatment plan that best supports your recovery.
Treatment is adapted to your comfort level and individual condition. Our approach is gentle, personalized and focused on improving movement while helping reduce pain.
Yes. We provide detailed insurance receipts for every appointment.
Coverage varies depending on your insurance provider and individual policy. We recommend contacting your insurance company before your visit to confirm your coverage.
Please wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily during your assessment. Athletic clothing, shorts or loose-fitting clothes are recommended.
Yes. We offer free parking and elevator access for your convenience.
Sault Osteopathy Clinic Inc.
421 Bay Street, Suite 202B
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 1X3
Appointments can be booked online 24 hours a day through our secure online booking system or by calling our clinic during business hours.
If you’re unsure whether osteopathic care is right for you, schedule your Initial Assessment or give us a call. We’ll take the time to understand your concerns, explain our findings and recommend the treatment plan that best matches your condition and recovery goals.
Conveniently located in Sault Ste. Marie with free parking and elevator access.
| Monday | 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. |
| Tuesday | 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. |
| Friday | 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. |
| Saturday | 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | Closed |
Start with a 60-minute Initial Assessment and First Treatment. We will take time to understand your concerns, assess your movement and discuss the next steps based on your individual needs.