Why I became an Osteopath

My professional journey began with a simple but powerful curiosity: I wanted to understand the incredible machinery of the human body—its anatomy, its biomechanics, and how it all fits together. That curiosity led me to a Physiotherapy degree, but it was discovering Osteopathy that truly shaped my path.

When I found Osteopathy, I found a philosophy that matched how I view the world: “Life is movement.” I learned to see the body not just as a collection of parts, but as a complete, interconnected unity.

Over the years, I’ve worked in hospitals, private clinics, and alongside diverse healthcare teams. I’ve dove deep into specialized training—from postural rehabilitation and breathing techniques to supporting pregnant women and newborns. Today, I split my time between treating patients and teaching the next generation of practitioners as a Didactic Assistant at the CSOT in Rome.

For me, this isn’t just a job; it is a continuous exchange. I believe in connecting with the person before the patient. My goal is to use my knowledge to help your body express itself at its best again. Watching that transformation happens day after day doesn’t just help you physically—it deeply enriches me as a human being.