Personalized Care and Guidance
Osteopathic Manual Practitioners
Suzanne Hayles Bryan
B Kin Hons, GradDip AHS, MOMSc
Michael Graul
BA Sc Kin, CSCS, MOMSc
Hi! I am Suzanne, just starting out my journey as an osteopathic manual therapist. I just graduated the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in July of 2025. I absolutely fell in love with osteopathy during my four years of school - from watching loved ones have better quality of life from treatments to treating public patients and hearing how osteopathy has changed their lives, I knew it was my calling. The body is truly limitless if we set it up for success to self heal and regulate - I hope to help unlock this potential in YOU, to achieve your ultimate health.
I completed my four year undergrad at the university of Toronto in Kinesiology, where I entered the workforce as a Registered Kinesiologist for 8 years (working through school). I worked in rehab, ergonomics and industrial injury prevention. But I always knew I had a higher calling - I had the desire to really change peoples lives. Osteopathy was a field I had never really explored but doing research and visiting various practitioners and schools, peaked my interest. Thankfully my interest grew into knowledge and my knowledge into passion, and here we are today - joining the MoveFree Osteopathy Team as an Osteopathic Manual Therapist. I look forward to joining you on your health journey.
My fascination with the human body began when I started working out to improve for sports at the age of 17. As I gained weight and strength I was curious how the human body was capable of this. Curious and determined I started my school journey at Conestoga College (2011-2013) taking Fitness and Health Promotion, graduating with honors and distinction.
This program gave me the introduction I wanted to know for sports performance and how the body works, but it wasn’t enough. In 2013-2016 I went to the University of Guelph Humber to complete a degree in Kinesiology to further increase my knowledge. During this time in University I competed very successfully in natural bodybuilding and powerlifting winning multiple first places in the categories I competed in both respective sports.
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Before graduation in 2016 from the University of Guelph Humber, I had a bad fall that forever changed my life for the better. I was in constant pain and sought out treatment from every imaginable profession; physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, pain specialists, and PRP injections and so forth. It wasn't until I found Osteopathy that I found relief. Within a few treatments I was drastically better and wondered how this man was able to make great changes while nobody else could and that was when I learned the philosophy and principles of Osteopathy. Not knowing what I wanted to do after University I suddenly knew in that moment I wanted to become an Osteopathic manual practitioner. I applied and began classes in 2016 at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in Hamilton. I know what it feels like to be in constant pain, and Osteopathy saved me from a life of pain. I want to provide to the public what Osteopathy has provided to me, as no one should have to live in pain.
Stephanie Froll
BScH HK, MOMSc
Meet The Therapists
Hi, I'm Stephanie, an osteopathic manual practitioner (OMP) with a focus on providing preventative, maintenance, corrective, and palliative osteopathic care. In addition, I also offer a very integrated and unique service that provides both physical manipulations as well as guidance in stability training regimes.
I fell in love with Osteopathy while I was in my final year of my undergraduate degree at the University of Guelph (2014). It's a rather odd story because it really felt like the universe just aligned for me at that point in my life. Even in my final year of human kinetics I really wasn't sure what career path I wanted to take. Physiotherapy, chiropractic and kinesiology were all options I had been considering, but none of them really felt right for me.
It wasn't until I met an osteopathic student in a spin class at the local YMCA that I even knew Osteopathy existed! The student had overheard me lamenting over not knowing what path to take and how much I was struggling to make a decision. She joined in on the conversation and filled me in on the masters program that she was attending in Hamilton. It sounded really amazing but I skeptical, so I signed up to sit in on a class and see what it was all about.
The day that I visited was the day that I knew it was what I wanted to pursue. The philosophy behind the care really spoke volumes to me and I knew right then and there that this was it. I immediately booked my interview and began my application process. 4 years later (2018) I graduated and opened Move Free!