Unavailable on weekends. Please call to make an appointment on weekdays. Laure-Isabelle Kazemi graduated from the Swiss School of Osteopathy in 2006 and passed the CDS exam in 2011. From 2006 to 2008 she worked as an assistant with Hendrick Vlek in Sion, which allowed her to develop her tissue practice. From 2008 to 2010, she worked with Annick Ferreiro in Lausanne. In 2011, she decided to open her own practice in Lausanne. Together with Tibor Csernay and Christophe Guinand, she created Osteo 7/7 in April 2012. She quickly became interested in perinatal care and pelvi-perineology and uro-gynaecology. From 2006 to 2008, she followed training courses on pregnancy and obstetrics. Between 2012 and 2014, she followed a post-guidance training course in paediatric osteopathy offered in Friburg and organised by the FSO. From 2009 onwards, she attended training courses on the use of endocavitary techniques for disorders of the small male and female pelvis. In 2016, together with two other colleagues, she created an osteopathic working group in pelvi-perineology and uro-gynaecology, to advocate for, discuss, and defend this practice. Her future plans are a CAS in sexology and to develop the exchange group she has created. Because of her specialisation and her approach to the uro-gynaecological and rectal spheres, she is confronted with problems that are not sufficiently addressed in daily life. She enjoys the multidisciplinary approach to this area and the networking with different specialists. During her consultation, she emphasises the importance of knowing and understanding one's own body; she makes the patient active in his or her own healing through lifestyle changes, whether emotional, physical, or nutritional.

Team Leader Lausanne. Born in Périgueux, France, he graduated from the Sutherland Osteopathic College in Bordeaux in 2013. After finishing his studies and working as a locum, he opened his own practice in his native region. For 5 years, he gained experience and autonomy in various fields and with all types of patients. He also participated in a humanitarian mission in Sao Tome and Principe in Africa, where he provided osteopathic care in the hospital, and had the opportunity to treat many newborns from their earliest days. This experience was very important and enriching for him, giving him the desire to explore new horizons. In 2018, he embarked on a new project and joined the Osteo 7/7 team in Lausanne, before passing his CDS 1 Intercantonal exam. Passionate about sport, he has followed several training courses to perfect his skills in this field, obtaining university diplomas in Sports Osteopathy and Emergencies and field care in sports. A versatile practitioner, he knows how to adapt to the needs of each patient, with a particular mastery of the structural techniques known as high velocity and low amplitude.

Marjorie Messeiller graduated from the Belmont Swiss School of Osteopathy in 2004 and passed the CDS examination in 2008. She worked as an assistant at Eddy Rothenbühler from 2004 to 2010, then in various practices before opening her own in Lausanne in 2008. She is also the osteopath responsible for supervising trainees at the HES in osteopathy in Fribourg. In 2016, she decided to join Osteo 7/7. Member of the quality circle for pelvi perineology and urogynaecology. She was a competitive figure skater throughout her childhood and has a particular interest in all sportspeople. Over the years, she has also developed an interest in women's health and nutrition in general.

Born in 1980 in La Chaux-de-Fonds. After passing her baccalaureate and travelling at length, she left the snowy lands of home to start the School of Osteopathy in Belmont-sur-Lausanne. These five years of study were rich in discoveries and full of meaning for her. The functioning of the body, the way to regain health and the vision of osteopathy which considers the human being as a whole, have fascinated her. After graduating in 2005 and practising for two years as an osteopathic assistant, she opened her own practice in La Chaux-de-Fonds where she worked for eight years. She then founded her family in Lausanne, and in 2016, she came to work with the Osteo 7/7 team, where she is very happy. She has a rather gentle approach to her work, combining the techniques she learned during her studies with those acquired during her many continuing education courses. Among others: • Functional emergency techniques (with Robert Rousse) • Tissue approach to osteopathy (with Pierre Tricot) Postural concept osteopathy (with Philippe Toussirot) Global reflex techniques Fascial approach to osteopathy. (with Serge Paoletti) For many years she has also practised and taught yoga and mindfulness meditation. These two techniques help her to deepen her perceptions every day and thus improve the quality of her treatments through greater presence and a better ability to listen and concentrate.

Born in Grenoble in 1987. He has always been attracted to the world of health care and was convinced from an early age of the relevance of direct and remote mechanical, neurological, and vascular action in the prevention and treatment of various functional disorders as a complement to the classic allopathic approach. It was natural for him to turn to complementary therapies, and more particularly osteopathy, after a year of richly instructive medical studies After graduating from the Institut Supérieur d'Ostéopathie de Lyon-Limon Est in June 2012, he immediately started practicing as a freelancer in Grenoble before his life project and his passion, hockey, led him to the French-speaking part of the country. This is how he joined the Osteo 7/7 team in 2016 to bring his energy, his good nature, and his usual joviality. The combination of his professional practice and his personal pleasure in coaching sports teams (mainly ice hockey and inline hockey) of all levels (from the 4-year-old beginner to high-level athletes such as the French Inline Hockey team or the Ours de Villard de Lans team playing in the first division of French Ice Hockey) has led him to develop a pragmatic osteopathy, using the tools at his disposal (articular, myofascial, fluidic, DeJarnette techniques, etc.) most adapted to the immediate needs of the patient in order to allow a return to play / to normal activity as quickly as possible, without omitting in-depth work to reduce the occurrence of these disorders.

Born in 1991, Manon joined the second year of the HES Osteopathy course in 2015 and will complete her Masters in 2020. A lifelong sportswoman and special education teacher by training, Manon has found osteopathy to be a way of combining these two interests by looking at biomechanics in the patient's bio-psycho-social context. It was with this in mind that, during her studies, she focused her Bachelor's and then her Master's work on chronic complaints. During her studies, she learnt a wide range of techniques (structural, functional, cranial and visceral), which Manon makes a point of choosing carefully in order to offer each patient personalised, coherent treatment. Her various training courses have taught her to adapt her treatment to both the elderly and sportspeople. Manon speaks French, English and German.

Born in Russia, he spent his childhood in Moscow and moved to the French Alps at the age of 14. He continued his studies and obtained the diploma of osteopath DO from the Centre Européen d'Enseignement Supérieur d'Ostéopathie (Ceeso Lyon) in 2015. He immediately started working in osteopathic offices in Geneva and was lucky enough to join Osteo 7/7 in 2017, which allowed him to obtain the Swiss diploma of osteopathy CDS. Practising osteopathy on a permanent basis has enabled him to develop experience in the multi-faceted care of patients of all ages, both acute and chronic, pregnant women and children. He is also trained in the treatment of high-level sportsmen and women. He considers the body as a whole and refines his observation using the tools incorporated during the posturology training courses. He uses structural and soft tissue techniques on the whole body (cranial, visceral, articular, musculo-fascial sphere). He also knows how to take advantage of kinesiology therapeutic taping techniques when the patient's complaint requires it. Calm and thoughtful by nature, the essence of his approach lies in listening to the other person and providing an effective gesture to correctly stimulate the patient's healing processes. He speaks French, Russian, English and understands Spanish.

Solano Barreto graduated in 2021 from the HES-SO Osteopathy programme in Fribourg. Born in Geneva and of South American and Ticino origin, he speaks French, Italian and Spanish and understands English well. He is passionate about sport, both in practice, notably running and cycling, and as a supporter. During his training, he did several internships which gave him experience with different types of problems. In 2018, he worked in the private practice of the osteopath Hendrik Vlek in Sion. At the beginning of 2019, he took care of patients with multiple rheumatic pathologies during his internship at the rheumatology unit of the HUG. Still at the HUG, he gained experience in the care of infants during his internship in the development unit. Finally, in 2020 and 2021, he gained experience in working in osteopathic clinics, which developed his management of emergency cases and acute pain. He works with tissue and functional techniques as well as structural techniques. This varied approach allows him to adapt to the needs of each patient. Following a successful internship in spring 2021, he joined Osteo 7/7 with eagerness, a love of teamwork, and a desire for therapeutic dialogue.

Mathilda Rusconi studied osteopathy at the HES-SO in Fribourg, graduating in 2022. Ever since she was a child, she has been interested in the life sciences, with a particular fascination for dinosaur bones. This scientific curiosity later led her to study biology at university, before switching to osteopathy out of an interest in the medical field and the therapeutic relationship that this profession offers. During her studies, she worked as a nursing assistant at the Clinique Valmont in Montreux, which enabled her to develop her knowledge of orthopaedics and neurology. During her training, she undertook a number of internships, notably at the HUG in rheumatology and neonatology. The latter experience reawakened her interest in infant care. A gymnast since the age of 6, it was through gymnastics that she learnt about flexibility, discipline, balance and precision. Qualities that she believes are essential for optimal patient care. A good listener, empathetic and keen to offer a quality treatment plan tailored to each patient, she uses structural, functional, visceral or cranial techniques that she chooses and adjusts to the patient's needs. Mathilda speaks French and English.

She graduated in 1999 from the Geneva School of Osteopathy and passed the CDS exam in 2011. Since childhood, Sabine has been fascinated by human anatomy and physiology and obtained her diploma as a physiotherapist in 1990. The progress towards Structural Osteopathy was obvious and led her to the Geneva School of Osteopathy. She graduated in 1999 and has been practising as an independent osteopath in Geneva for 20 years. She has been involved in the on-call service in the canton of Geneva since its creation 20 years ago and has extensive experience in emergency consultations. She masters the structural and tissue osteopathic techniques in which she has continued to train since 1999 (ENT, visceral, cranial, vertebral and peripheral, gynaecological, endocavitary techniques, the De JARNETT, method MONEYRON, etc.) She practices osteopathy for all ages of life from birth and is happy to see women in the peri-natal period, as well as babies and children. Her thirst for knowledge of the human body, of how it functions and of the means of accompanying well-being and health has led her to take an interest in different approaches. ACUPUNCTURE: (2004-2006) ShuXing School, graduated in 2006 HYPNOSIS: CAS in Hypnotic Art and Techniques (HES du Valais, 18 months of training), diploma 2017, and completed this pathway with a diploma in Existential Accompaniment (Sigmasolution 2019 - Hypnoses, NLP, ChoZif', spatialization, EFT). Her practice is oriented towards accompanying people at different levels. Corporeal with mechanical and energetic techniques, psychic by the accompaniment in the phases of the life to support personal evolution and the achievement of objectives. The therapist is there to guide and support, to revive what is in stasis, and thus to allow the patient to get back on track and continue their life path. Sabine practices Existential Coaching and Acupuncture in her office in Geneva. She speaks French and English, and understands German, Spanish and Italian.

Born in 1999 and originally from Oyonnax in the Ain region, Tara graduated from the, the European centre for higher osteopathic education (CEESO Lyon) in 2022. After doing a few locums in France, she joined the Osteo 7/7 team in early 2023. Tara has been a sportswoman since childhood, with a passion for mountain activities in both summer and winter. She has always received osteopathic treatment, which is what inspired her to make it her profession. Trained in all types of techniques during her studies, including structural and functional techniques as well as visceral and cranio-sacral techniques, she adapts to the needs and expectations of each patient. A good listener and empathetic, she believes that holistic patient care is essential, both physically and bio-psycho-socially. Tara also makes it a point of honour to explain the techniques used, so that patients understand the treatment they are receiving and can play an active role in their own treatment. Her practice is open to everyone, children and adults alike. In the near future, she hopes to train in the fields of paediatrics/perinatology and sports treatment, so that she can respond even better to their problems. She will be happy to welcome you in French and English if required.

Born in Bayonne in 1992, Julie grew up in Spain. She then moved to France to study osteopathy and graduated in 2015 from the Conservatoire Supérieur d'Ostéopathie de Toulouse. After having travelled all over France doing locum work, she finally set up her practice in Versailles. At the same time, she worked as an osteopath in companies to promote the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders. Having joined the Osteo 7/7 team at the end of 2021, Julie places great importance on the psychosocial aspect ­of her relationship with the patient. These qualities of listening and empathy allow her to go further in understanding the different defence mechanisms that the human body puts in place. Using a range of techniques, she knows how to adapt to the patient's needs. Convinced that physical activity is an integral part of the treatment, she will give advice to meet the needs of each individual. Julie speaks French and Spanish.

Born on 16 June 1987. He grew up in the Lake Geneva area before studying osteopathy (ISOSTEO) in Lyon for 6 years. After graduating in 2012, he opened his practice in neighbouring France. The teamwork and the discussion that this allows encouraged him to join Osteo 7/7 in October 2019. He uses a variety of techniques to best suit his patients. Each problem is approached in the most global way possible. He is methodical and very open-minded. As a natural educator, he likes to explain his work with the help of anatomical plates, sketches etc. The discussions he has with his patients are among the things he appreciates the most in his job. He is passionate about music and plays the guitar and piano in several bands in the region. He also spends a lot of his free time in the mountains (hiking, climbing, ski touring, etc.) and on the lake (windsurfing, windfoiling, and standup paddleboarding).

Qualified osteopath. Born in 1996, Sophie joined the European centre for higher osteopathic education in Lyon in 2017 and graduated in June 2022. Sophie has been passionate about health since childhood, particularly perinatal and early childhood care, and began studying medicine in France before turning to osteopathy. A keen sportswoman, she took part in a number of training courses during her time at school, notably with the Grenoble Brûleurs de Loup hockey team, which plays in the European Cup. She has been a classical dancer for some twenty years, which has enabled her to develop her rigour. So it was only natural that she decided to work on the benefits of osteopathic treatment for classical dancers for her final dissertation. Available, empathetic and attentive to the needs of her patients, Sophie will be delighted to welcome you, from children to senior citizens, and to work with you to devise the treatment plan that's right for you. Sophie speaks English and French.

A 2015 graduate of the European Osteopathic College (Holistéa), Xavier has worked in his own practice ever since. He practises gentle, functional osteopathy using precise techniques and sees patients of all ages. Meticulous, he will do his utmost to help you regain your health, taking the time needed to do so. He is a good listener, and pays particular attention to the whole person and their uniqueness. Keen to further develop his practice and work as part of a team, he will be joining Osteo 7/7 in March 2023.

Qualified osteopath. Born in 1997, Thibaut holds a diploma in osteopathy from the European centre for higher osteopathic education in Lyon (CEESO). Having always been interested in both science and human contact, the choice of a career as an osteopath quickly became obvious. Passionate about sport and travel, Thibaut plays rugby and Australian football competitively, as well as all board sports (skiing, wakeboarding, kitesurfing, etc.). He lived in Australia for 2 years and travelled around South America for 6 months. Thibaut is particularly keen to treat sports-related pathologies and pain, and having taken additional training in kinesio-taping he will be able to use it to improve the way the patient feels. His osteopathic practice is versatile and he uses all types of techniques, both functional and structural. Thibaut can work with you in French or English to treat acute or chronic pain.

Originally from south-west France, he graduated from the Sutherland College of Osteopathy in Bordeaux in 2011. Once he had his diploma, he opened two practices in his region, which he managed as an independent osteopath for 10 years. His years of work have enabled him to understand a wide range of patients and reasons for consultation. He has a particular appreciation of the world of sport and was lucky enough to cover a number of championships as an osteopath, including the Kayaking World Cup in 2022. He has also worked for amateur football and rugby clubs, but is interested in all types of sport. He practices minimalist running as well as open-water swimming, which he combines with his favourite sport, swimrun racing. Caring for all types of patients, he is particularly interested in osteopathic practice for sportspeople and obtained his University Diploma in Sports Osteopathy in 2017 at the University of Avignon. With a passion for travel and nature, the call of Swiss adventure prompted him to move with his family, and it was with great enthusiasm that he joined the Osteo 7-7 team in June 2023. He attaches particular importance to the patient-practitioner relationship, which he nurtures in a respectful, attentive and friendly manner. His curiosity and wide-ranging interests have led him to take part in a number of advanced training courses, and although his practice is versatile, it focuses more on so-called structural manipulations.Your osteopath has been trained in: -Mechanical links levels 1, 2 and 3 (with Eric Prat) -Paediatric and Perinatal Osteopathy Certificate (with Roselyne Lalauze-Pol) -Structural techniques without tension (with Jérôme Nourry) -University Diploma in Sports Osteopathy (several lecturers including Jean-Marcel Ferret and Frédéric Brigaud). As well as French, which is his mother tongue, Nicolas speaks Spanish and has a basic knowledge of English.

Qualified osteopath. A lover of nature, Karim is originally from the Mont Blanc massif near Grenoble. Close to people through his work as a fireman, he discovered osteopathy by chance during an intervention. It was from there that a wonderful stage in his life began. He joined the Institut Supérieur d'Ostéopathie de Lyon (ISOSTEO) in 2015, then went on to do a master's degree in biomechanics at the University of Lyon. At the same time, he obtained an Inter-University Diploma in Sports Emergencies and Field Care, which enabled him to work with top-level sportsmen and women. He then opened his own practice in collaboration with a physical and rehabilitation doctor in the north of Lyon. His desire to return to the mountains led him to the doors of the Osteo 7/7 clinic, where he will be delighted to welcome you. He sees osteopathic techniques as a large toolbox for which each complaint has its appropriate tool. Osteopathy is not limited to techniques, it is accompanied by listening and reflection to bring you to a balance, homeostasis. Karim will be happy to explain his therapeutic approach during each consultation.

Qualified Osteopath. Mathéa was born in Meyrin, Switzerland, in 1997. After primary and secondary school, she went to the Jura to study horse riding. She then went to Paris to take her osteopathy diploma at the Ecole Supérieure d'Ostéopathie, before opening a practice in the Paris suburbs for over two years. She chose the profession of osteopathy at the age of 12, following consultations that immediately intrigued and fascinated her. As she tells her patients every day, the human body is an extraordinary war machine. Well-being, good health, helping people and caring for others are her main objectives. These two years working in Paris have enabled her to gain a great deal of experience in her practice, thanks to a very varied patient base: from infants to the elderly, including sportspeople, hyperalgesic or chronic patients, and patients with multi-morbidities. She knows how to adapt her practice to each of her patients, using functional, visceral, cranio-sacral and structural techniques, and explaining the entire consultation to them. She will welcome you in French, but English can be used if necessary.

Stella Golay was born in Switzerland and did all her training there. She began by taking the Maturité Fédérale (a Swiss school-leaving certificate), then went on to obtain a bilingual (French-German) Master's degree in Osteopathy from the HES-SO in Fribourg. This training enabled her to develop her theoretical knowledge, critical mind and structure. She was also able to hone her therapeutic touch and intuition thanks to the experienced osteopaths who supervised her during her internships. Stella uses a wide range of treatments, including cranio-sacral, visceral, myo-fascial and manipulative techniques. Her vision is to have as many therapeutic tools at her disposal as possible, so that she can adapt the treatment to each patient. She places great emphasis on the therapeutic relationship, believing it to be a vital element in quality care. Her watchwords are listening and respect. Everyone is welcome, whatever their ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity. For the time being, she prefers to see only children aged 3 and over, while waiting to do post-training to acquire more knowledge in the paediatric field. However, having completed two placements in EMS, she is used to dealing with the elderly and will provide appropriate and safe care. As far as her hobbies are concerned, she loves spending time in nature, and is a great fan of anything artistic, whether it's dancing, singing, painting, theatre or anything else. Stella will be delighted to welcome you for a consultation in French (mother tongue), German or English.

Unavailable on weekends. Please call to make an appointment on weekdays. Laure-Isabell

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