Osteopath (D.O.) | Physiotherapist

Iulian Steriu is an osteopath (D.O.) and physiotherapist, a member of the Romanian College of Osteopaths, licensed to practise osteopathy. His professional path is built on rigorous training and diverse clinical experience, working with both adults and children.

He completed 5 years of studies in Osteopathy, followed by a 2-year master’s degree in Paediatric Neuro-osteopathy, in Italy (Bologna and Bergamo), where he deepened the osteopathic approach to the nervous system, neuromotor development and the body’s self-regulation mechanisms. His training is grounded in Physiotherapy, with a master’s degree in Cardiopulmonary Prevention and Rehabilitation, which gives him an integrated perspective on the relationship between structure, function and bodily balance.

With over 8 years of experience in osteopathy, of which 4 years dedicated to working with children, Iulian has also been involved in clinical work in neonatal care, completing almost 2 years of volunteering in the premature newborn unit, under the coordination of Dr. Margareta Pârvănoiu, at the Dr. Constantin Opriș Emergency Hospital in Baia Mare. This experience strengthened his attentive, gentle and deeply respectful approach to the body and to each patient’s pace.

Between 2019–2024, he worked with the Romanian Olympic Rowing Team, taking part in four European Championships and numerous international competitions, contributing to injury prevention, recovery and supporting athletic performance.

At NeuroVia Clinic, Iulian offers a safe and balanced space where osteopathic treatment is adapted to the needs of each person, child or adult. His approach is calm, precise and personalised, aimed at supporting the body’s natural capacity for self-regulation.

Personal vision

“I believe in the intelligence of the body and in its capacity to regulate itself when it is listened to and supported with respect. For me, osteopathy means attention, finesse and presence — a way of accompanying the body in its natural process of finding balance.”