About me
My name is Oriane and I am a qualified osteopath from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM) in London.
My training also includes basics in naturopathy (breathing, nutrition, hydrotherapy). I had the opportunity to practice for two years in a supervised clinic in London, where I supported people of all ages: infants, children, adults, the elderly, as well as pregnant and postpartum people. This experience, in a multicultural context, taught me to always adapt to the specific needs of each person, with respect and inclusivity.
Today, I work in Fribourg at the St-Pierre firm , while waiting for CRS recognition of my diploma.
What I have always loved about osteopathy is prevention and the transmission of knowledge: giving keys so that everyone can regain confidence in their body and their health.
This is what naturally led me to perinatal care and the profession of doula. In 2025, I completed all the theoretical modules of the Swiss Doula training, and I am now continuing my journey with practical support for families.
My approach
My role as a doula is to empower individuals and families: to allow everyone to experience pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum with full knowledge of the facts, with true choice and respected consent at every stage. My support draws on my skills as an osteopath an understanding of movement, functional and tissue approaches and unfolds in a caring presence, centered on listening, respect, and adapting to the unique needs of each individual and family.
As a queer person, I also know how essential it is to be understood and not judged. This experience fuels my commitment to providing an inclusive, safe, and respectful space for all identities and realities of life.