Osteopatia Tigre

Lourdes Cambronero Soriano
Osteopath DO and Physiotherapist

The healing process in our body is one of the most fascinating abilities of the human being. It is a privilege that part of my profession is based on observing it.

Before becoming an osteopath, I worked for several years as a consecutive interpreter of English and French in the field of medicine. It is said that obstacles in life lead us to our vocations. When I was studying the degree in translation and interpretating, my mother suffered of a long terminal illness. The accompaniment to death of a close relative was decisive in my new path into health.

In 2001, I completed my diploma in physiotherapy at the Ramón Llull University and later gained experience working on rehabilitation teams in several hospitals and health centers in Barcelona. In 2003, I got a place at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London.

I returned to Barcelona to establish myself as a physiotherapist in private practice. Meanwhile, I was studying osteopathy at the EOB, Barcelona School of Osteopathy. This training is based on a deep knowledge of anatomy, physiology and the biomechanics of the human body.

My interest in sports, led me to the work as a personal trainer in the specialization of Pilates and Stability Ball. The experience of running marathons and the intense practice with sports injuries and postural rehabilitation has helped me through my career.

In 2006, I established the Tigre Osteopathic Clinic in the street of Tigre, in Barcelona. From here, I was able to share, in a more personal way, the path of healing with other people.Nowadays, the Clinic has moved to Vía Laietana, number 28. The name of Tiger has been kept as a memory of the humble beginnings of a personal process of development.

I have done several specialization courses in pediatrics and obstetrics, in transgenerational gynecology and in the tissue approach of functional techniques. Currently, I continue studying and learning from courses, the daily experience, clinical studies and from my colleagues. The learning path, fortunately, accompanies us for the rest of our lives.