Nicolas Bideau

Osteopath - Sports Injuries, Pregnancy Care, Newborn & Pediatric Osteopathy

Nicolas Bideau is a French osteopath with dual qualifications in Sports Science and Osteopathy, bringing over 10 years of clinical experience across Europe and the Middle East. His expertise bridges the gap between movement science and manual therapy, grounded in both athletic performance and holistic patient care.

Areas of Expertise

• Sports Osteopathy 

Nicolas works with athletes of all levels—whether recreational or professional—focusing on injury prevention, rehabilitation, and enhanced mobility. His practice integrates functional assessment, joint mobilization, and soft-tissue techniques to optimize recovery and reduce re-injury risk.

• Pregnancy Care

His work in women’s health began during his wife’s pregnancies, when he witnessed firsthand the physical adaptations and challenges women experience. He now supports expectant and new mothers through osteopathic care designed to ease back pain, pelvic tension, and postural strain, promoting comfort and smoother recovery throughout and after pregnancy.

• Newborn & Pediatric Osteopathy

Nicolas applies gentle, non-invasive methods to help infants experiencing common early-life challenges such as colic, feeding difficulties (reflux), torticollis or cranial deformities (plagio). His treatments support balanced growth, spontaneous mobility of babies, parents education and comfort during critical developmental stages.

• Neuropathic Pain

Nicolas holds an expertise in neuropathic pain assessment and management since 2019, allowing him to treat conditions like sciatica, radicular pain (disc) or carpal tunnel syndrome. He uses both hands-on and hands-off approach to reduce pain, neuroinflammation and improve quality of life (sensory loss - numbness).

Clinical Approach

Nicolas practices an evidence-based, patient-centered approach, tailoring every session to individual needs and goals. He prioritizes both immediate relief and long-term outcomes, ensuring that each treatment addresses the root causes rather than only the symptoms. His philosophy is grounded in the belief that the body functions best when both physical and psychological factors are addressed—allowing natural healing, improved movement, and lasting well-being.