About Me

What started as a personal interest in practicing yoga developed into 20+ years of dedication to the study of alternative healing. I am an experienced yoga teacher with over 900 hours of certification. My commitment to spiritual growth included living for eight years within a yogic community, after which began my evolution into complementary modalities. I began as a certified Thai bodywork practitioner through the Lotus Palm School for Thai Yoga Therapy, continuing with a certification in ABT (Ayurvedic Body Treatment), leading me to go back to school and become a licensed massage therapist. In the field of spirituality, I’m a Reiki Master and spiritual counselor with a Master and Science in Theta Healing.

I have a passion for learning and exploring and change and have enjoyed my own evolution forward on the path of healing and self-discovery as a vocation. My wish is to share what I have learned and experienced and to teach others to open their minds and bodies to affect positive change in their
lives.

In my spare time, I love to travel here and abroad, spend time with friends and family, enjoy autumn, reading, films, decorating, and secretly adore organizing. (Et je parle français aussi!)

Services

Which Type of Healing is Right For You?

Theta Healing is a meditation training technique utilizing a spiritual philosophy for improvement and evolvement of mind, body and spirit.

Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. 

Thai Bodywork is an ancient healing system that combines broad and targeted acupressure, stimulation and manipulation of energy lines called sen, and assisted yoga postures.

ABT  is a bodywork techniques that results in a profound art for balancing the body and mind through the medium of oil massage.

Yoga combines physical exercises, mental meditation and breathing techniques to strengthen the muscles and relieve stress.

Massage therapy is manual manipulation of soft body tissues (muscle, connective tissue, tendons and ligaments) to enhance a person's health and well-being.