Since 2015, Jean-Félix has helped people find relief from persistent pain through gentle touch and nervous system regulation.
Here’s what my patients are saying:
..and most of them said something like this at first:
I have tried everything… yet the pain keeps coming back.
My pain has lasted for more than 3 months
Treatments help… but only temporarily
My medical tests are normal, yet the pain continues
Stress, fatigue, or sleep affect my symptoms
The pain varies or moves to different areas
When these signs are present, the nervous system may have become hypersensitive.
And when that happens, the approach needs to change.
My name is Jean-Félix Perreault, and I have always been deeply curious about the human body and the way people heal. I am naturally drawn to understanding the connection between the body, the nervous system, and the lived experiences that shape how we feel and move through the world. I value presence, simplicity, and authenticity in my work, and I believe that meaningful healing often begins with being truly listened to.
Since graduating in osteopathy in 2015, I have been supporting individuals experiencing persistent pain and musculoskeletal discomfort. Over the years, my work has gradually expanded from focusing solely on structural aspects of the body to integrating a deeper understanding of the nervous system and its role in pain. Many people who seek my care have already tried several treatments without lasting relief, and my approach aims to explore both the physical tensions of the body and the patterns of nervous system protection that can maintain pain over time.
Through gentle hands-on osteopathic work and a somatic approach to the body, I help individuals reconnect with sensations in a way that promotes safety and regulation. Rather than focusing only on what may be “wrong” with the body, my work supports the body’s inherent capacity to adapt, reorganize, and recover.
Before settling in Moncton, I spent several years building and running my own osteopathic clinic in Quebec, where accessibility to care and community support were central values of my practice. I have also spent time traveling and studying different approaches to movement, breath, and body awareness, experiences that continue to inform the way I work with people today.
In my practice, sessions involve a careful evaluation of mobility, tensions, and compensatory patterns in the body, combined with gentle manual treatment and a focus on helping the nervous system move out of persistent protection. My goal is not only to address symptoms, but also to help people better understand what may be maintaining their pain and how their body can gradually return to a greater sense of balance.
I welcome individuals experiencing chronic or recurring pain, stress-related physical symptoms, and those seeking a deeper understanding of their body’s signals. My work is rooted in the belief that healing is not about fixing a broken body, but about supporting the body’s natural ability to find its way back to safety and ease.
Migraines and headaches
Neck pain
Lombalgia
Sciatica
Peripheral pain
Digestives issues
Migraines and headaches Neck pain Lombalgia Sciatica Peripheral pain Digestives issues
My office is located downtown Moncton.
Parking available.
60 minutes sessions.
Pain is a protective signal.
But sometimes the nervous system remains activated even when there is no longer a real threat.
It’s like an alarm that keeps ringing even after the fire is out.
Continuing to look only for a “mechanical problem” is not always enough.
Instead, the approach needs to include:
• Working with the real tensions and physical restrictions in the body
• Gradually calming the nervous system
• Helping the body regain a sense of safety
If you recognize yourself in this description, it may be time to explore a different approach.
Why does pain sometimes persist?
What can you expect during a consultation?
First appointment:
Approximately 60 minutes
Clinic located in downtown Moncton. Parking available.
Treatments covered by most insurance providers.
Location: 59 Church Street
Questionnaire
• Pain history and context
• Health history
Assessment
• Structural aspects (mobility, tensions, compensations)
• Factors that may be maintaining nervous system sensitization
Then:
• Gentle and precise manual treatment
• Somatic-based approach
• Clear explanations to help you understand your situation
Goal
To clarify what may be maintaining your pain and establish a plan adapted to your situation.
If I believe this approach is not appropriate for your case, I will tell you honestly.