3 Best Manual Osteopaths in Paris

“Maxence Baclet finished his Osteopath diploma (DO) at the Paris School of Osteopathy (ESO Paris Suposteo). He did a specialised study certificate in paediatric and obstetric osteopathy at the Superior School of Osteopathy of Paris (ESO Paris Suposteo). Maxence Baclet acquired comprehensive knowledge of various osteopathic approaches (musculoskeletal, myofascial, visceral, and cranial) over six years at the École Supérieure d'Ostéopathie. He has furthered his knowledge by taking part in various symposia, seminars, and osteopathic training courses, particularly in the fields of paediatrics, obstetrics, posturology, and neuroscience. He accepts cheques, cash, and bank cards.”

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“Michael Abergel graduated from the Paris Osteopathy School at the RNCP. He is well-equipped to provide valuable insights into meeting your macro and micronutritional needs. The term "DO" (Diploma in Osteopathy) means that an osteopath has completed comprehensive training, generally completing five years of study and defending a final dissertation in front of a jury composed of colleagues, including doctors and osteopaths. He aims to relieve functional pain and prevent its recurrence by restoring the mobility of certain joints or tissues using manual techniques. Michael Abergel speaks English and French.”

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“Mathilde Locqueville received her Diploma in Osteopathy (DO) at the Paris School of Osteopathy (ESO Paris Suposteo). She trained at the École Supérieure d'Ostéopathie (ESO Paris). Her true passion for osteopathy blossomed through her final year dissertation, completed at the prestigious Ritz Club Paris and the Hôtel des Arts et Métiers in Paris. Locqueville's commitment to her patients' health and well-being, as well as her passion for osteopathy, guide each of her interventions. She offers her patients a warm, welcoming environment and continuous osteopathic care, seven days a week. She accepts cheques, cash, and bank cards.”

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