Ms Marianne Bailly-Samuelian 

I completed my osteopathic training at the Swiss School of Osteopathy in Belmont-sur-Lausanne in 2008. I practise holistic osteopathy and regularly attend further training courses in paediatric and gynaecological osteopathy.

Osteopathy is a manual therapy with a holistic approach to the body. It is often used for chronic pain or functional disorders, and has a beneficial and preventive effect on patients' health.

When treating their patients, osteopaths focus on the human being, taking into account personal, professional, social and psychological living conditions (bio-psycho-social view of the human being). Osteopathic treatment is suitable for all, whether babies, children or adults - and for all physical states.

Areas of treatment:

- newborns and infants: following childbirth (ventouse, forceps, cord around the neck or limb, etc.), plagiocephaly (flat head), colic, sucking problems, regurgitation, constipation, otitis, conjunctivitis (tear duct), sleep disorders, torticollis, delayed mobility, etc.)

- children (gait, growth, oral and dental problems, etc.)

- teenagers (problems related to orthodontic treatment, sports, etc.)

- pregnant women (pregnancy and post-partum follow-up)

- adults

- the elderly

- athletes (injury follow-up, post-op follow-up, preventive follow-up, etc.)

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