Aurelie Boulenger
Aurélie graduated from the European School of Osteopathy (ESO) in Maidstone, Kent, following a mixed French-British training path that shaped both her clinical approach and her understanding of two different healthcare cultures.
After qualifying, she spent three years practising in Brighton before continuing her career between France and the UK, gaining almost twenty years of combined Franco-British experience in osteopathy.
She enjoys working with a wide range of patients, from babies to athletes, and treating many different types of symptoms and conditions. What drives her most is a genuine fascination with the human body: how it works, moves, adapts, heals, and how each person’s story is reflected in it.
She was drawn to osteopathy for its holistic approach and the way it considers each person as a whole. Understanding the complexity of the human body and how its different systems are interconnected felt both fascinating and natural, making this therapy meaningful and effective. This passion for osteopathy is at the heart of every consultation she offers.
She aims to help her patients feel better, both quickly and sustainably, while encouraging them to develop a greater awareness of their own body and to take an active role in improving their health, mobility and quality of life.