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Traditional Chinese Medicine
I invite you to discover an age-old approach centered on rebalancing Yin and Yang and promoting a harmonious flow of energy throughout the body. Through acupuncture and moxibustion sessions, I support you in releasing blockages, restoring smooth energy circulation, and enhancing your overall well-being.As a complement, I offer personalized guidance on traditional Chinese herbal remedies, lifestyle adjustments, and tailored Chinese dietary advice to naturally support and balance your vital energy. My approach aims to create a space of listening, care, and revitalization—so that your energy can return to its full potential.
REMINDER:
As a non-medical practitioner:
I do not provide medical diagnoses.
My practice is non-conventional and does not replace any medical diagnosis or treatment.
I do not hold an Adeli number.
My services are not covered by the French national health insurance (but may be reimbursed by certain complementary health insurers).
The rebalancing of Yin and Yang
Acupuncture
Acupuncture
Chinese herbal medicine and Chinese dietetics
Chinese herbal medicine and Chinese dietetics
TuiNa Massage
TuiNa Massage
Sayings of Traditional Chinese Medicine
“Where Qi does not flow, pain appears.”
This saying illustrates the importance of harmonious energy flow in preventing pain and illness.“It is better to prevent than to cure.” (上医治未病, shàng yī zhì wèi bìng)
Attributed to the great Chinese physician Bian Que, this principle emphasizes prevention and managing the body before disorders develop.“Medicine and food share the same origin.” (药食同源, yào shí tóng yuán)
One of the fundamental principles of Chinese dietetics: food, like medicine, is essential for maintaining health.“Ignoring the sky or the earth, and not considering the seasons, leads to loss of harmony.”
This thought stresses the importance of aligning one’s lifestyle with nature and the seasons, a major foundation of TCM.
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