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« Since I was a child, I’ve known that I must heal with my hands. »
Diane is a Luso-descendant, so she naturally took the opportunity she was offered to come and work in Lisbon in 2021.
To prove her childhood certainty right, she has done everything to train as an osteopath. She also travelled to Asia, where she learned some local techniques.
Having an additional passion for teaching, she completed a university degree in anatomy so that she might be able to teach one day.
What she likes about her job is the opportunity to clear up the psycho-somatic-emotional context, i.e. to understand what is behind the pain.
Her tools
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Osteopathy
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Craniosacral techniques
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Fascia techniques
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Visceral techniques
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Myotensive techniques
What she most often treats
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Joint and back pain
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Tendonitis
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Neck pain
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Headaches
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Sinusitis
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Digestive disorders
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Tinnitus
Her training
2011 – 2016: Osteopathy diploma, Paris School of Osteopathy; initial training in 5 years
2009 – 2011: Faculty of Medicine, Paris XIII
Spoken languages : English, French, Portuguese, Spanish
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