My philosophy 

• Putting my skills and passion to work for people's well-being.

• Enabling everyone to develop their well-being/health potential.

• Authenticity and ethics.

• Offer clear, fair and transparent services.

• Give to grow mutually.

Come and discover my main fields of action, various massage techniques, and healing. I often work with champions, elite athletes, combat sports, and others.

Classic massages

Relaxing massage: a method of oxygenating tissues, when circulations are activated, the body regenerates for the time it takes to get back into shape in a relaxed way.

Sports massage: to prepare the body before exertion or relax it afterwards. (photo massage sportif)

Holistic Californian massage: This massage is the synthesis of several approaches and different methods. It is the result of the evolution of massage techniques and the physiological and psychological consequences of touch. Beyond the skin, muscles and joints, massage stimulates metabolic processes, acts on the internal organs and brain, and therefore on the whole body.

Reflexology

Plantar massage to heal and overcome pain, relax and get back into shape. This method of Chinese origin is based on pressure and massage of zones and certain reflex points on the foot and have a positive effect on the physiological dysfunctions of various organs.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

Manual lymphatic drainage is a massage technique used to eliminate lymphatic stasis in the tissues.

The body's lymphatic vessel system has the function of draining fluid from the tissues (lymph) into the blood vessels. Dysfunction of this drainage system, for example following injury or surgery, can lead to fluid stagnation in the intercellular spaces, resulting in swelling (oedema). Hence the benefits of manual lymphatic drainage, a decongestion measure that stimulates the motricity of lymphatic vessels and facilitates the transport of excess tissue fluid. 

In addition, it provides a highly relaxing and calming effect while stimulating the immune system. Today, manual lymphatic drainage is an integral component of physical therapy.

Cupping:

Practiced for millennia, cupping can relieve many ailments. Although it was forgotten with the advent of penicillin, it is gradually coming back into fashion, helping to reduce aches and pains as well as cellulite. It can also be used to treat respiratory problems.

Reboutage

After a short massage to warm up the muscles and nerve endings, the reboutux uses pressure and extension to release even deep muscle and nerve tensions and contractions. He facilitates recovery and reduces muscular pain.