From a young age, I’ve been fascinated by how the human body works as a whole, heals, and adapts. This interest was fueled early on by my extensive sports and love of working with my hands. It therefore felt logical to delve into osteopathy, where I see the connection between structure, function, and health reflected daily in my work.
In 2024, I graduated from College Sutherland in Amsterdam, with my thesis focusing on adhesions that can develop after abdominal surgery. I discovered how such adhesions can cause problems not only in the abdomen itself but also in many other areas of the body. I often use this insight in my treatments, especially for people with long-term or unexplained symptoms.

In 2025, I also took dissection courses in the abdominal and thoracic regions, where I was able to study the anatomy in a very direct and detailed manner. I also recently completed further training in spinal manipulation techniques. These training programs have further deepened my understanding of the body and help me to provide even more precise and targeted treatments.

Since graduating, I’ve enjoyed working as an osteopath. In my practice, I’ve found that my social and approachable communication resonates with many people. Patients often quickly feel at ease, making treatment not only effective but also enjoyable and relaxing. I believe it’s important to listen carefully, take the time, and explore together what lies behind a complaint.

With a calm, engaging, and analytical approach, I enjoy working with a wide range of people: from athletes to adults with long-term complaints, and anyone who wants to experience more balance or understanding of their own body.

I look forward to seeing you at Nijdam Osteopathy on Tuesdays or Fridays to work together on your recovery and improved functioning!