Ms Ophélia Bartmann 

Ophélia is originally from Paris, where she grew up, studied osteopathy at the CEESO and began working. Keen to travel, she practised in different regions of France, then in French Guyana, New Caledonia and finally in Vietnam, at the International Medical Centre in Ho Chi Minh City, where she stayed for 6 years. She had the opportunity to work in a variety of contexts, treating both expatriates and locals, in private clinics, public hospitals, associations and orphanages.

Over the years, Ophélia has continued her training to refine the way she treats her patients.

She took a university diploma in the treatment of sportsmen and women, and spent several years coaching rugby and football teams. She has worked extensively with marathon, trail, tennis, motorbike and kart racing athletes - both during competitions and in preparation for them. For many years, she has been practising yoga herself, which she sometimes incorporates into her work. 

She has also attended several training courses on caring for pregnant women, newborn babies and postpartum women, and has worked in partnership with midwives, paediatricians and lactation specialists. Since then, she has provided support and advice to many families.

Finally, she has a particular inclination for the neurosciences, which she has trained in, and patiently guides her patients towards lasting remission of their chronic pain using the bio-psycho-social model.

Ophélia practises osteopathy using a variety of techniques - structural, functional, tissue, visceral and craniosacral - to adapt to the specific needs of each patient. A qualified osteopath for over 10 years, with international professional experience, she can welcome you in French or English.