Mathilde has always been guided by a desire to connect with others and grow through each experience. Her years as a high-level synchronized swimmer with the Canadian national team fostered a deep appreciation for movement, resilience, and the wisdom of the body — a path that naturally led her toward manual and holistic therapies.
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She began her career as a massage therapist in Québec in 2015 and later completed her studies in osteopathic manual practice at the Collège d’études ostéopathiques de Montréal. Since 2020, she has been practicing as an osteopath and is a member of the Canadian Alliance of Alternative Medicine (ACMA). She has also worked extensively with high-level athletes, mainly in track and field, supporting performance, recovery, and injury prevention. In recent years, she taught as a clinical instructor in osteopathy, a role that deepened her love of mentoring and sharing knowledge.

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Eager to expand her understanding of human relational dynamics, she pursued training with the Institute IRESOI, which equipped her with tools to accompany people in both individual and group settings. 

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Rooted in therapeutic relationship and knowledge exchange, Mathilde’s approach encourages each person to step into their own autonomy, cultivating balance, harmony, and well-being along the way.