Hi!

I’m Camille and I work at the Plympton Osteopathic Clinic on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

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I’m originally from Paris and started my working life in tourism. I’ve always been drawn to northern places and lived for a while in Iceland and Canada, where I discovered the joys of hiking and spending time outdoors.

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I first came across Osteopathy during my yoga teacher training and was intrigued, but my journey into Osteopathy really began on a snowy winters day in Canada when I fractured my knee.
That experience not only changed how I moved but also how I understood the body, and it inspired me to retrain as an osteopath at Marjon in Plymouth.
Settling in the UK brought me a little closer to my family while still allowing me to live in a fairly “cool” country (though not quite as cold as Iceland or Canada! ).

My approach to osteopathy is mostly structural, but it’s something that continues to grow with me.

I believe no two bodies are the same, so my focus is always on understanding what will work best for you.

I see osteopathy as a true partnership: I guide and support your body’s ability to heal, while helping you gain the knowledge and confidence to feel your best day to day. I enjoy giving patients small takeaways to use at home, whether that’s exercises, movement ideas, or lifestyle tips, so that together we can support your wellbeing both in and out of the clinic.

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In my freetime I enjoy outdoor pusuits.

Since my injury, hiking has taken a step back, and I’m still working on regaining the confidence to go on longer hikes and feel steady again.

In the meantime, I’ve come to enjoy cycling, especially when it comes to taking cycling holidays and exploring new places at a slower pace.

I also have a big interest in food, seeing it not only as one of life’s great pleasures but also as a powerful tool to support healing and overall health.

I am really happy to join the team here in Plympton and look forward to meeting some of you soon.