Maryse Beaupied Cortes

Maryse has maintained a passionate interest in dance since childhood, developing expertise in both classical and contemporary forms. Her parents were devoted music lovers, exposing her to ballet and operatic repertoire, which cultivated her artistic and musical background.

As a young adult, she pursued classical and contemporary dance simultaneously while completing studies in accounting. She worked as an accountant in Montbeliard until her first son Renaud was born, at which point she chose to focus on parenting.

She continued dancing intensely and became interested in anatomophysiological questions through her dance instructors' guidance. She discovered that osteoarticular and visceral release improved dance performance.

Following a severe vertebral pain episode during a vacation in Brittany, she consulted an etiopath and experienced complete mobility restoration. This experience prompted her to enroll in five years of intensive study at the European Center for Osteopathy and Etiopathy in Geneva, graduating with her diploma in 1987.

She founded her private osteopathy-etiopathy practice in 1987 in Montbeliard, combining structural techniques (vertebral, peripheral, visceral) with facial and cranial methods.

Scope of Osteopathic Care

• Musculoskeletal System: Stiffness, discomfort, acute/chronic pain affecting lumbar, dorsal, cervical spine regions, shoulders, ankles, knees
• Nervous System: Headaches, vertigo, sciatica, crural pain, cervico-brachial neuralgia, sleep disturbances, fatigue, anxiety, stress
• Digestive System: Infant colic, regurgitation, adult constipation, diarrhea, bloating, reflux, irritable bowel syndrome
• Genitourinary System: Chronic urinary infections, certain forms of incontinence, pregnancy-related complaints
• ENT System: Repetitive otitis, rhinitis, sinusitis, cough, lacrimal canal disorders
• Vascular System: Headaches, migraines, circulation issues, hemorrhoids, lower limb edema

She first treated Adeline Toniutti, a professional singer, following a serious cervical whiplash injury from a car accident that impaired her singing career. Their shared interest in biomechanical and energetic body approaches, plus the relationship between the lyrical voice and the singer's body, led to collaborative work exploring osteopathy-etiopathy interactions with professional singing.

Together with Adeline Toniutti, Ruta Lenciauskaite (Paris Opera pianist and conductor), Jean Charmoille (psychiatrist/psychoanalyst), and Pierre-Yves Predour (Paris osteopath), they created CALYP as an interdisciplinary formation and exchange space.

Practice address: 20 Rue du Petit Chenois, 25200 Montbeliard
Phone: 03 81 90 25 41 / 06 81 00 36 24