Thaïs Dumas Osthéopathe

Osteopathy is a gentle manual therapeutic approach based on a holistic view of the structure of the human body.

The osteopath performs manual manipulations of the musculoskeletal system and uses myofascial release techniques to relieve tension, imbalances, and pain. For example, an...

The osteopath performs manual manipulations of the musculoskeletal system and uses myofascial release techniques to relieve tension, imbalances, and pain. For example, an osteopath can treat back pain, sprains, stress, painful periods, or migraines. Osteopathy has both preventive and curative purposes. An osteopath can treat different types of patients: infants, children, athletes, pregnant women, and seniors.

Equipments

Parking nearby

Services

Stroller-accessible

Opening

From 16/12/2025 to 19/04/2026 from Monday to Friday between 9 am and 7 pm.

Languages

English
French

Welcoming people with disabilities

Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
Even flooring with no obstacles
Minimum aisle width of 90 cm
Doors >=77 cm wide
WC + grab handle + adequate space to move
Possibility of drop-off in front of the site

Pets welcome

Pets : Not accepted.

Further information

Home :

Consultation from infants to adults

Rates

One price: 70 € (Osteopathy consultation).
These fees are provided to you as an indication by the practitioner. They may vary depending on the type of treatment actually performed in the clinic, the number of consultations, and any additional procedures required. In case of fees exceeding the indicated rates, the practitioner must inform the patient in advance.

Payment methods :

Bank/credit card
Cash

How to find us

The osteopathy clinic is located next to the medical center (door on the left) in Flaine Forum, at the entrance of the shopping gallery, next to the tourist office.

If you’re walking from Flaine Forêt, take the orange inclined elevators, then turn left at the end of the tunnel under the building.

Coming by car? The nearest parking is P2, located just before the entrance to Flaine Forum.