Chloé Berthe-Pasturel

Who is Chloé?

I spent more than eight years conducting research in immuno-oncology, both in academia and in the pharmaceutical industry, before turning to osteopathy. My first career instilled in me an analytical mindset and a sense of curiosity that I now incorporate into a patient-centered practice. As a manual therapist, I am empathetic and attentive. My osteopathic approach is holistic, gentle, and tailored to each individual. Each consultation is like a collaboration: my goal is to guide you in understanding your sensations, while respecting your abilities, your goals, and your pace. I also place great importance on interdisciplinary collaboration with other healthcare professionals, all in the interest of your well-being. Outside of my practice, I enjoy spending time in nature to recharge: hiking, swimming, and skiing.
I love discovering new recipes—especially for pastries—and sharing my culinary experiences with friends.

Training and professional skills

I completed my osteopathy training at the IEOQ, a school that offers a rigorous curriculum grounded in clinical practice and in line with the recommendations of the Office des professions du Québec and the World Health Organization. During my final year of training, I completed an internship at 
La Maison Bleue, an organization that supports pregnant women and infants in vulnerable situations. This experience fostered a particular interest in the care of pregnant and postpartum women, as well as infants. My academic background—a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Science and Biotechnology—enables me to adopt a structured and rigorous therapeutic approach.

Here is an overview of my certifications :

• Osteopathy Training (IEOQ, Montreal): Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.)
• Master’s Degree in Project Management for Innovation in Biotechnology: graduate degree (M.Sc.)
• Bachelor’s Degree in Science, Technology, and Health: undergraduate degree.