CLAUDIA

       Greatly influenced by my mother, who dedicated her career to being an operating room nurse, it seemed almost obvious to me to follow her path. When the time came to make a professional choice, it was to nursing that I naturally turned. With a never-ending curiosity and a constant thirst for learning, I've always sought to enrich my skills, thus multiplying the number of complementary training courses I've taken.

This same curiosity led me to Switzerland, where I discovered osteopathy, a field that profoundly transformed my vision of healthcare. On my return to Montreal, I felt the need to pursue my career in this field. While I was studying osteopathy, I had my two children, and was fortunate enough to benefit from osteopathic care throughout my pregnancy and post-partum period. This experience enabled me to see the benefits of osteopathy, which motivated me to deepen my knowledge, in particular to improve the fetal position and thus promote physiological childbirth.

A significant part of my nursing career took place in the far north of Quebec, where I had the chance to work with the Cree and Inuit communities in an expanded role. This experience gave me a deep understanding of healthcare in diverse, multicultural contexts, strengthening my ability to adapt and listen.

Shortly after completing my osteopathic studies, I joined the renowned Camirand Muzzi clinic, where I had the honor of being mentored by Nathalie Camirand. Her invaluable teachings guided me towards a practice focused on women's health, a field I'm deeply passionate about.

Today, this path, mapped out by my curiosity and constant desire to learn, is an adventure I wouldn't trade for anything in the world. I love what I do, and what makes me happiest is listening to others and accompanying them in their quest for better health. Whether it's consulting or sharing my knowledge through international training courses, I'm delighted when I can help. Every year, I train osteopaths in France, Germany, Belgium, Brazil and other countries to pass on the specific techniques I use to treat women's health issues.

I'm convinced that my experience as a nurse and osteopath enables me to better understand my patients and offer them personalized, caring support.