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Traditional Chinese Medicine
Beyond symptoms, global harmony .
Welcome to the practice!
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, health lies in the free flow of Qi (vital energy). When Yin and Yang become imbalanced due to stress or daily rhythm, blockages appear. Through attentive listening and a comprehensive energetic assessment, I help you identify the root cause of your ailments rather than simply masking your symptoms.
Practitioner in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Nutrition Advisor, holding a 5-year degree from FLETC (2021–2026) in acupuncture, TuiNa, Pharmacopeia, and Qi Gong, enhanced by a one-month clinical internship in a hospital setting in Beijing (2025). Certified by the WFAS (World Federation of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies) international examination and by Stonebridge Associated Colleges in nutrition (Diet & Nutrition Advisor, 2017), I combine Chinese medicine with a holistic nutritional approach. My practice joins theoretical rigor, clinical experience, and empathetic listening to offer tailored care aimed at harmonizing body and mind.
The Pillars of Care
Acupuncture & Energy: Stimulation of meridian points to restore circulation and remove stagnations.
Chinese Pharmacopeia: The power of traditional herbs to support your constitution from within.
Tuina & Manual Techniques: Deep bodywork to relieve tension and revitalize vital flow.
Dietetics & Lifestyle: "Food and medicine share the same root." Learn to nourish your body according to the seasons and your energetic profile.
Why Consult
Stress, anxiety, and emotional management.
Sleep disorders and chronic fatigue.
Joint and muscle pain.
Digestive or hormonal disorders.
Support for women's health and cycles.
Prevention and immune boosting at seasonal transitions.
Your Appointment at the Clinic
The Consultation: Time to talk through your history and current needs.
The Energetic Assessment: Tongue observation and Chinese pulse diagnosis to establish your energetic profile (BaGang).
The Treatment: A personalized combination of techniques (Acupuncture, Tuina, Moxibustion) tailored to the moment.
The Advice: Practical takeaways (diet, pharmacopeia, dietary supplements, etc.) to extend the benefits of your session.
My Personalized Follow-up:
Following each session, you will receive a summary email containing:
Personalized advice on your diet.
Suggestions for lifestyle changes (breathing exercises, schedules).
Recommendations for Chinese pharmacopeia or dietary supplements.
If necessary, a self-acupressure protocol to practice at home.
Your TCM Care Companion Between Sessions - Web App
Discover QiPlus, my interactive web app designed to support you between appointments:
Customized Meals: Enter the ingredients in your fridge and get 3 balanced meal suggestions based on your current energetic assessment.
TCM Search Engine: Explore the nature, flavor, and energetic impact of every food item on your body.
Seasonal Assessments & Acupressure: Access seasonal guidance and targeted acupressure points to maintain your balance.
These recommendations are therapeutic suggestions based on my expertise. They do not in any way replace conventional medical advice. You remain free in your choices and your care journey.
Frequently asked questions:
Does it hurt? Absolutely not like a blood test! The needles are as thin as a hair. You may feel a slight tingling or heaviness (De Qi), which is a sign that energy is circulating.
How should I dress? Wear loose-fitting clothing. Most points are located below the knees, below the elbows, and on the stomach or back.
Should I eat beforehand? Yes, a light meal. Never come on an empty stomach (risk of dizziness) or overly full.
How long does the session last? Expect about 50 minutes. After the initial discussion, the needles remain in place for 20 to 30 minutes while you relax to music.
How to prepare? Avoid coffee right before and alcohol right after. Take note of your symptoms, even if they seem unrelated (sleep, digestion, emotions).
Book a session with Calendly
59 Rue Victor Schoelcher,
59 Rue Victor Schoelcher,
68200 Mulhouse
68200 Mulhouse
Cosultation are in English or French
In case of any issues with your booking, please contact me by email at: contact@sylwiakusmtc.fr
or by text message at: +33 7 87 58 41 49
About me
As a practitioner passionate about the mechanisms of human energy, I dedicate my practice to holistic care. Trained in the classical arts of TCM over five years of study, my role is to act as a guide on your health journey, putting tools proven over thousands of years at your service.
My approach: Attentive listening, compassion, and therapeutic rigor.
After +10 years in large international companies, I chose to dedicate my rigor and organizational skills to a deep calling: holistic health and human balance.
Expertise forged at the source: My journey in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) was shaped by a decisive milestone: an intensive clinical internship at the WHO Traditional Medicine Cooperation Center in Beijing. This immersion in specialized hospitals allowed me to practice acupuncture at its source and integrate its most authentic foundations.
Qualifications:
FLETC (Faculté Libre de l'Énergétique Traditionnelle Chinoise, Lyon 2021–2026) graduate.
WFAS (World Federation of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies) certified with the title of Doctor of Acupuncture (2026).
Nutrition Advisor certified by Stonebridge College (2013–2014).
Today, I combine ancient Taoist wisdom with a structured approach inherited from my Master’s Degree in Project Management.
A holistic and sensitive vision: For me, TCM is a way of life—a subtle balance between technical precision and sensitivity. I cultivate this same sensitivity through painting, another way of staying connected to life, movement, and the harmony of the elements.
It is with this vision—at once rigorous, compassionate, and creative—that I welcome you today to my practice in Mulhouse to support you on your path to balance.
May 2025 – Clinical practice in Beijing hospitals along with university training with the WFAS (World Federation of Acupuncture and Moxibustion Societies):
China-Japan Friendship Hospital (中日友好医院), Beijing
Dongzhimen Hospital (东直门医院), Beijing
The World Federation of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies (WFAS) is the only international acupuncture organization officially recognized and in direct relations with the World Health Organization (WHO). Founded under the auspices of major universities of Chinese medicine, its mission is to standardize and guarantee the highest level of standards in the teaching and practice of acupuncture worldwide.
2021-2023
Basic of Traditional Chinese Medicine
2023-2024
Acupuncture
2024-2025
Pharmacopea & QiKong
2025-2026
Tuina & QiKong
2015 – 2017
Diploma in Diet & Nutrition (S.A.C. Dip.)
Certified with Distinction by Stonebridge Associated Colleges (UK), this specialized training enables me to guide clients toward a personalized and sustainable nutritional balance. I combine the principles of modern nutrition with overall well-being to optimize vitality, harmonize lifestyle habits, and address the unique needs of each individual.
REMINDER:
Non-physician practitioner. As such:
I do not make any medical diagnosis.
Non-conventional practice: this does not replace a medical diagnosis or medical treatment.
I do not hold an ADELI number.
My services are not covered by French Social Security*
(*yes, covered by certain complementary health insurances/mutuelles).
Ethical notice: Your practitioner is not a physician. The care provided in no way replaces a medical diagnosis or medical treatment. No medical diagnosis is established at the practice. Treatments are not covered by French Social Security. © 2026 Qiprofile
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