Ostéo-Vives (Genève)

Osteopaths:

• Laïla Köthenbürger

Graduating from the Swiss School of Osteopathy in 2012, she first worked as an assistant at Philippe Lamy's practice in Geneva and at an osteopathic practice in Lausanne. During her years as an assistant, she took the opportunity to pursue further training, notably in visceral, structural, tissue, functional and paediatric osteopathy, in order to diversify and refine her osteopathic practice.

In 2015, she travelled the world for several months. During this trip, she put her experience to good use by carrying out a humanitarian mission in a village in the Peruvian Andes. There, she treated women and infants at the maternity hospital and children at the school.

After graduating from CDS in 2017, she worked as a locum before finally setting up her own business in July 2018.

In her practice, she blends the different techniques she learned during her studies and multiple continuing education courses to best adapt to the patient's needs.

• Marion Etevenard**](https://www.onedoc.ch/fr/osteopathe/geneve/pbpvc/marion-etevenard)

Graduated from the Centre International d'Ostéopathie (France) in 2013, she first worked in a practice in France, then in an osteopathic office in Geneva as an assistant.

Over the years, she has had the opportunity to train in a variety of areas, including gynaecological care for women, seniors and infants, as well as in structural and tissue techniques.

She also obtained her sports osteopath diploma in 2018, as well as her sports coach diploma.

Since 2018, she has also been working on the French Riviera Open (handisport tennis tournaments) accompanying athletes for their preparation, recovery and emergencies on the court.

These different experiences have enabled her to understand that movement is the basis of our health, and she uses her knowledge to propose the best care for the patient.

• Eva Baron](https://osteopathe-eaux-vives.ch/le-cabinet/)

Graduated from the ISOstéo Lyon School of Osteopathy in 2012.

She worked with Virginie Thommes for a year before taking over her practice in Condrieu.

During her eight years in private practice, she completed an average of five continuous training courses per year.

This gave her access to the complete biodynamic curriculum (fluid osteopathy), as well as training in pediatrics, visceral, somato-emotional and structural osteopathy with minimum leverage.

In 2020, she sold her practice to be closer to her husband. This is how she joined the Eaux-Vives practice.

With her thirst for learning, she continues her many and varied training courses to best meet the needs of each patient.