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As an osteopath since 2016, I have been supporting my patients through an approach based on attentive listening, careful observation, and a holistic understanding of the body.

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I offer each patient personalised care tailored to their individual history, needs, and everyday life.

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My Professional Background

Before becoming an osteopath, I trained as a nurse, graduating in 2008.

I then completed five years of osteopathic studies in Wiesbaden, Germany, before furthering my education with a Master's degree from the University of Krems, Austria, in 2024.

From 2016 to 2024, I practised in Switzerland at the clinic of Ms Annick Gassmann. This experience allowed me to deepen my expertise and work with patients with a wide range of needs.

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My Approach to Osteopathy

What fascinates me most about osteopathy is discovering how even minor injuries or traumas can have a significant impact on the body as a whole.

I often compare the work of an osteopath to that of a detective: observing, listening, identifying connections, and seeking to better understand the underlying causes of each patient's discomfort.

Beyond the symptoms, I focus on the person as a whole, taking into account their personal history and environment.

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A Special Interest in Children's Health

Caring for babies and children holds a special place in my professional journey.

I have undertaken continuing professional development in paediatric osteopathy with Mitha and Sonntag.

I continue to deepen my knowledge in this field to further adapt my practice to the specific needs of younger patients, respecting their development and working alongside their regular medical care.

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Women's Health

I also have a particular interest in women's health and the physical changes that accompany the different stages of life.

Pregnancy, the postpartum period, perimenopause, and menopause are all important transitions that deserve attentive listening