My journey

Trained as an economist, I worked for nearly 27 years in a large telecommunications company. The Covid period and its first lockdown allowed me to engage in introspection and self-reflection. It was time for me to pursue my true calling in the field of "personal care," using gentle methods that respect both body and mind.

This wish was not new. As a mother of 5 children, I have always felt the need and the desire to be able to manage their little "boo-boos" in the most natural way possible and avoiding the systematic use of medication, when possible.

I have always been interested in essential oils, Reiki, Chinese medicine, homeopathy, nutrition, and Feng Shui (the art of living spaces). Discovering foot reflexology was a true revelation! The results were rapid, sometimes astonishing.

I wanted to learn more. After my two years of specialized reflexology training at EFP, I began an 18-month course at ETSN in Traditional Chinese Medicine adapted to reflexology. At the same time, I trained in psycho-emotional foot reading and numerology, two different but complementary techniques for understanding the soul.

Aware of the importance of emotions in the development of many illnesses, I then became interested in biological decoding and EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique). Highly complementary to EFT, hypnosis allowed me to deepen this inner exploration by opening a dialogue with the unconscious.

Within this framework, I also trained in systemic therapy and the IFS (Internal Family Systems) model, which I now integrate into my practice. This respectful and profoundly guilt-free model views our psyche as an inner family where each "part" of us acts with a positive intention, even if its strategies are sometimes clumsy. It allows us to move forward at our own pace, gently, towards greater inner clarity and harmony.

My thirst for learning is certainly not quenched: I am constantly training, driven by the conviction that supporting human beings is a path of evolution for both the person being supported and the therapist.