Marion Etevenard

I graduated from the Centre International d’Ostéopathie (France) in 2013 and first worked in a practice in France, then as an assistant at an osteopathic walk-in practice in Geneva.

Over these years I had the opportunity to complete various postgraduate courses, in tissue, structural and visceral techniques, but also in gynaecological support for women, care for seniors, athletes and paediatrics.

My daily life and activities naturally led me to a curiosity about body mechanics and sport, and in 2018 I obtained the sports osteopath diploma (Montpellier) as well as the BPJEPS in fitness activities (sports coach, specialising in weightlifting and strength training), so that I can communicate better with the sports world and optimise my care.

Since 2018, I have also had the chance to work at the French Riviera Open (an international wheelchair tennis tournament), supporting the athletes with their preparation and recovery and handling emergencies on court.

I am also trained in taping, strapping and reflex techniques.

These different experiences over the years have taught me that movement is the foundation of our health, and every day I am delighted to put my knowledge at the service of my patients to offer them the best possible care.
My training allows me to enjoy caring for all kinds of patients, adapting my practice to each patient’s needs.

I hold the CDS diploma recognition and am also a member of Swiss Ostéo and RME, which allows reimbursement by supplementary insurers.

Graduate of the Centre International d’Ostéopathie (France)

CDS diploma obtained in 2021

Sports osteopath diploma (Montpellier)

BPJEPS in fitness activities (sports coach, specialising in weightlifting and strength training)

A session can vary by plus or minus 15 minutes and is charged in 5-minute increments. A 45-minute session costs CHF 130.

I am registered with RME, EGK, Visana and the FSO (equivalent to ASCA), which allows reimbursement by most supplementary insurers.

French and English.