Donald Brownrigg
Don Brownrigg brings a unique blend of scientific and artistic expertise to his manual osteopathic practice. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Dalhousie University, where he distinguished himself as both a competitive rower and student leader. His professional journey began with several years of service as a kinesiologist for the Canadian Armed Forces, working across multiple bases including HMC Stadacona, HMC Dockyard, and HMC Shearwater. He later pursued studies at the esteemed Canadian College of Osteopathy/Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques, specializing in osteopathic manual therapy and completing their 5-year program. He has taken advanced training on osteopathic impulses, pediatrics, and the techniques of William G. Sutherland. Beyond being a health practitioner, Don is also an accomplished artist whose creative pursuits have garnered international recognition. As a critically acclaimed songwriter, his music has been featured on prominent television shows including The Blacklist and American Idol, with three full-length albums to his credit. His artistic repertoire extends to theatre and puppetry, taking him on tours worldwide. He has also contributed his talents to major cultural events, collaborating with organizations such as Halifax Pride, the National Arts Centre, and the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. Don's approach to osteopathy reflects the intersection of his scientific training and artistic sensibility. He views each patient's healing journey as a unique narrative, embracing both traditional therapeutic methods and creative solutions. His commitment to continuous learning and holistic healing ensures that every treatment plan is as individual as the patient themselves.
