Playing, singing, dancing or performing on stage puts repetitive and sometimes intense demands on the body. I support you from prevention to recovery, before and after a performance as well as day to day, with gentle osteopathy.
In collaboration with the Chorale JAAMA de Caluire.
For which needs?
- Preparation and recovery around a performance.
- Tendinitis.
- Neck, back and lower back pain.
- Lumbago, sciatica, femoral neuralgia.
- Headaches.
- Stage fright.
- Falls, sprains and injuries.
For singers
Singing puts demands on the neck, jaw, chest and upper back. I also work on the voice, which helps me understand the demands singers face. I can support you with tension in these areas, alongside your vocal or medical follow-up.
See a doctor first
See a doctor promptly in case of a sudden drop in hearing, intense dizziness or tinnitus of sudden onset. Osteopathy does not replace medical advice.
The consultation
A consultation lasts 45 minutes: a discussion about your practice, a clinical examination, then osteopathic tests and treatment with tailored practical advice.
Practical information
Fees
| Consultation | Fee |
|---|---|
| Adult and child aged 12 and over | 70 € |
| Student | 60 € |
| Home visit (Lyon 1st, 2nd, 4th and Caluire) | 85 € |
Lyon 4th – Croix-Rousse
69 rue Belfort, Monday to Friday, 9am–8pm, Saturday, 9am–1pm.
Reimbursement
The French national health insurance does not reimburse osteopathy, but many mutual insurers (mutuelles) do.
An invoice is issued at the end of each consultation, for possible reimbursement by your mutual insurer.
Frequently asked questions
When should I come before a concert or show?
It depends on your needs. We discuss it during the consultation, and I can offer you an appointment before or after a performance.
I am a musician and I have tendinitis: can I come?
Yes. If the pain is sharp or recent, also speak to your doctor.
I am a singer: can I come?
Yes. We talk about your practice and your tension during the consultation. In case of persistent hoarseness or throat discomfort, see a doctor first.
Does osteopathy replace medical treatment?
No. It is practiced as a complement.
