
My background
I qualified as an osteopath (D.O.) in 2016 from the Institut Supérieur d’Ostéopathie de Lyon (ISOstéo) and have been in practice since 2017. After my first years in Varennes-Saint-Sauveur and then Caluire-et-Cuire, I settled in Lyon 4th, in the Croix-Rousse district, and I have also recently started seeing patients in Lyon 2nd, in the Ainay district.
My practice has been built around pediatrics and perinatal care: follow-up of pregnant women, support after childbirth, and care of infants, children and teenagers, particularly for sleep and digestion. My dissertation focused on the relevance of pediatric data at ISOstéo, and I co-authored a publication on the school’s pediatric clinical record.
My practice has also developed around the oro-maxillo-facial area, thanks to several high-quality training courses: functional orthodontics adapted to osteopathy (2018, with a dental surgeon and an osteopath), the cranio-cervico-mandibular system (2022), then the TMJ and occlusion in children and adults (2023). I complemented this approach with half-days of observation in the maxillofacial surgery operating theatre at the Hôpital de la Croix-Rousse (2025 and 2026): revision surgery for craniosynostosis in an adult, realignment of the upper jaw, and wisdom tooth extraction under general anesthesia with repositioning of the upper jaw. I am also interested in fasciae and the management of bodily stress (Somatic Experiencing).
I combine posturology with the maxillo-facial area, in infants, children and adults. I have enriched my experience of sports posturology by working in a sports setting, notably for three years with the 6000D in La Plagne, and through many observation sessions alongside a podiatrist and posturologist. I train every year so as to offer my patients up-to-date techniques, whether I am seeing a baby, an athlete, a musician or a senior.
I also pass on my profession: I taught musculoskeletal anatomy and fascial structures for two years with Marie-Françoise Garcia (yoga teacher and former dancer), I have been a teacher at the Dental Care Center of the Hospices Civils de Lyon since 2023, and I am a placement supervisor and teacher at the ATSA (Andrew Taylor Still Academy). I work with the Caluire et Cuire badminton club (JAAC) and with the Chorale JAAMA de Caluire.
My skills
Pediatric osteopathy, osteopathy for pregnant women, sports osteopathy, structural osteopathy, myofascial osteopathy, cranial osteopathy, maxillofacial and orofacial osteopathy, temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD), posturology, manual therapy.
My qualifications and training
National and university qualifications
Other training
Experience
Publication
“Pediatric osteopathy: new ISOStéo clinical record and 2015 data analysis” (« Ostéopathie pédiatrique : nouveau dossier clinique ISOStéo et analyses des données 2015 »).
Languages
English, Spanish, French.
Professional association
Member of the association Ostéopathes de France (ODF).
How I work
I practice gentle osteopathy, combining tissue, myofascial, functional and structural approaches. It works on the muscles, joints, viscera and skull.
Each consultation begins with a discussion, then a clinical examination, then osteopathic tests and treatment with practical advice. When your symptoms call for medical advice, I refer you to a doctor. Osteopathy does not replace medical treatment.
My practices
Lyon 4th – Croix-Rousse
Address69 rue Belfort, 69004 Lyon
HoursMonday to Friday, 9am–8pm
Saturday, 9am–1pm
Metro line C (Cuire, Hénon or Croix-Rousse stops)
Buses C13, S4, 38 and 33 (Hôpital Croix-Rousse stop)
Buses S4 and C13 (Place Commandant Arnaud stop)
Buses 2, 33, 45, S4, S12 and S6 (Croix-Rousse stop)
Public car park at 71 rue de Belfort
Directions to the car park Lyon 4th
The practiceOn the 1st floor, with an access ramp and a lift
Lyon 2nd – Ainay (new)
Address10 rue Condé, 69002 Lyon
HoursEvery Wednesday, 2pm–8pm
Getting thereMetro line A (Ampère Victor Hugo)
Trams T1 and T2 (Perrache)
Bus S1 (Ainay)
Public car park at 12 cours de Verdun Rambaud
Directions to the car park Lyon 2nd
The practiceOn the ground floor, with no steps or lift: level approach, lowered kerbs, doors and corridors wider than 90 cm. Wheelchairs are welcome in the waiting room and the consultation room.
Good to knowThe toilets are not yet accessible to people with reduced mobility: work is in progress.


