More than 20 years of osteopathy experience

Six years of training in France

I completed six years of full-time osteopathy training at the Institut Supérieur d’Ostéopathie Paris-Est in Lognes, France.

This training gave me an in-depth knowledge of anatomy, physiology and biomechanics, as well as a wide range of osteopathic techniques.

My practice includes structural, fascial, visceral and craniosacral techniques.

It also taught me to observe, listen and analyse, and above all to recognise when osteopathy is appropriate and when a referral to a doctor or another health professional is needed.

From France to Canada, then Morocco

I started practising in France in 2005, notably in Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, La Roche-sur-Yon and Challans. I then developed my practice in Morocco and also continued my career in Canada.

Working in these different settings has enriched my practice and helped me develop an approach tailored to each patient.

An approach tailored to each patient

No technique or approach is the same for everyone. Each session therefore starts with careful listening and an assessment, to understand your situation and decide whether osteopathic care is appropriate.

My aim is to offer personalised care, with techniques adapted to your age, activity, medical history and reason for coming.

Osteopathy does not replace doctors, physiotherapists or other health professionals. When your situation requires it, I believe it is essential to refer you to the most appropriate professional.