For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by the human body — its subtle mechanisms, its natural intelligence, and its incredible ability to heal itself.
From a very young age, I knew I wanted a career that was hands-on, meaningful, human, and connected to health — a profession aligned with my deepest values.
Osteopathy naturally became my path: a respectful, holistic, and living approach to caring for the body.
I’m deeply convinced that the medicine of tomorrow will be holistic and preventive.
Osteopathy honors the natural principles of life, considers the patient as a whole, and stands as a vital complement to modern allopathic medicine.
I graduated in June 2015 after five years of training at the Centre d’Ostéopathie ATMAN in Sophia Antipolis.
During that time, I also trained in equine osteopathy (two-year program), as well as posturology and occlusion (two years of clinical apprenticeship).
For over ten years, I’ve been practicing in my private clinic in Cannes, where I have the privilege of doing a profession that constantly evolves and inspires me.
I share my practice with Alain Bernard, my associate and partner, with whom I practice four-hand osteopathy.
Together, we co-authored “Ostéopathie à 4 mains: une nouvelle perspective pour la médecine ostéopathique”, published in November 2023 by Éditions Sully, which explores a new, collaborative vision of osteopathic medicine.
Since 2024, Alain and I have also been leading postgraduate osteopathy training programs, designed for practitioners wishing to deepen their understanding of therapeutic synergy and the art of working together — two hands, or four.
From 2016 to 2024, I also had the pleasure of teaching anatomy and physiology at the École de Sophrologie d’Antibes, driven by the belief that sharing knowledge helps expand awareness.
Over the years, I have specialized in several fields close to my heart: sports osteopathy (K-Tape), pregnancy care, pediatrics, primitive reflexes, and psycho-neuro-endocrino-immunology.
I’ve also trained in aromatherapy and lithotherapy, to offer my patients holistic and personalized support.
From 2017 to 2022, I was an active member of the OOPP (Observatoire d’Ostéopathie Pédiatrique de Provence), a Cannes-based association dedicated to research and volunteer work.
In April 2018, I took part in my first humanitarian mission as an osteopath at an orphanage in northern Thailand, near Chiang Rai.
To me, osteopathy is much more than a profession — it’s a passion, an art, a science, and a philosophy…
Above all, it’s a simple and deeply human way to help others feel better, using only one’s hands and knowledge.
