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Rider and passionate since I was 6 years old, I have always wanted to work with animals. Their contact is essential to me.

I chose the human physiotherapy to have a first approach to alternative medicine. Indeed, for me, manual therapies are very important to me because, in my opinion, they complement physical medicine. My academic path have made me realize how essential human physiotherapy is to the healing process and to the physical and psychological support of the patient. I was also able to learn to feel the needs of patients for whom language was sometimes not possible. With animals, understanding and analyzing their behavior is essential to meet their needs. 

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During my studies, my horse was injured and unfortunately no invasive treatment was able to cure it, which motivated me to move towards a specialization for horses in physiotherapy.

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After having been qualified as a physiotherapist, I started the equine and canine masseuse formation superior professional Equiphysio in Bordeaux. For a year, I practiced in various stables and competitions. 

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During this year of practice, I was able to see the benefits of physical monitoring with horses and dogs. This follow-up, adapted to each person’s needs, is essential to prevent the appearance of pathologies and to improve their performance while combining their well-being.