My professional journey began in Italy, where I completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Milan, one of Europe’s leading institutions in health sciences, followed by a Master’s in Sports Rehabilitation.

After several years working in professional sport, including soccer, skiing, and rugby, I deepened my understanding of the body by completing my osteopathic diploma training in Italy.

I later relocated to Australia, where I further formalised my education with a Bachelor of Health Science and a Master of Osteopathic Medicine. This broadened my clinical approach beyond symptoms, helping me address the underlying patterns that shape function, recovery, and resilience.

I have since specialised in dry needling, fascial manipulation, functional rehabilitation, and Biodynamic Osteopathy, integrating hands-on treatment with movement-based strategies tailored to each individual.

I am a member of Osteopathy Australia and remain committed to ongoing professional development in pain science, movement and rehabilitation, and craniosacral therapy, so I can offer care that is both evidence-informed and deeply compassionate.