Flurina is a former dancer who graduated with a Master’s degree from the European School of Osteopathy (ESO). She did her paediatric training at the Osteopathic Centre for Children (OCC) in London. She also trained as an infant feeding coach and has extensive experience in women’s health osteopathy. Flurina employs a range of osteopathic approaches in her treatments, with a particular interest in biodynamic cranial osteopathy.

Although Flurina treats patients of all ages, she has a particular interest in the osteopathic care of children, babies, and women at all stages of their menstrual cycle. Her passion for the female body led her to qualify as a menstruality mentor from Red School UK, as well as training as a Holistic Pelvic Care practitioner with Tami Lynn Kent.

Flurina has a strong commitment to promote education about pelvic health and facilitate preventative support for women and menstruators to reconnect with their pelvic space, natural cycles and creativity.

Currently, she is pursuing her doctoral research at Goldsmiths University in London, where she explores the intersection of health and arts through the menstruating body. Flurina has been delivering lectures in anatomy at osteopathic colleges across the UK and conducts her own workshops.

Flurina is available on Saturdays and speaks German.