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« Sometimes taking a step back is enough to change our perspective on a situation. »
Initially trained as a physiotherapist, Virginie Josio quickly completed her training with osteopathy to extend her possibilities of action and find a more global approach to her patients’ problems.
She listens to her patients and is interested in biological, psychological, and social factors before listening to their bodies and tissues to ensure that everything is in motion. If this is not the case, she reinstates this movement throughout the body, using gentle mobilisations to restore balance.
Técnico: 0100936
Her tools
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Osteopathy
Tissue approach
Functional techniques
Cranial techniques
Visceral techniques
Structural techniques
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Somato-emotional approach
What she most often treats
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Joint and back pain
Tendonitis
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Headaches
Digestive disorders
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Sleep disorders
Her training
2022 Training in somato-emotional osteopathy, certified by Roger Fiammetti
2004 – 2012: D.O. Osteopathy, Maison de la Thérapie Manuelle, Paris
2000 – 2003: D.E. Masseur-kinésithérapie, IFMK, Berck sur Mer
Spoken languages : English, French, Portuguese
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