About

Before considering any form of treatment, I believe it’s important to introduce myself.

Here is the path that led me to the approach I share today.

In my previous athletic practice, I had the opportunity to explore many therapeutic methods: some worked remarkably well, others much less — and sometimes the opposite depending on the moment.

Early on, this pushed me to question how the body truly functions, and what allows it to return to its natural movement.

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Traditional Chinese Medicine deeply influenced me.
I was immediately touched by its vision of life, its understanding of the body, and its way of interpreting how it functions.
I trained in a school that emphasizes the study of classical texts, and my formation was complemented by clinical experience in hospitals across Asia.

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Osteopathy later expanded this perspective.
It offered me substantial medical knowledge, a refined anatomical understanding, and—above all—the ability to listen to tissues and their rhythms.

This allowed me to ground my practice, making it more precise, more accurate.

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Later on, through travels and encounters, I discovered sound-based approaches.
This ancestral form of vibrational medicine resonated with me instantly: it opened a different way of connecting with what unfolds more subtly within the body.

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Over the years, these paths naturally came together.
I found in their encounter a coherence that now guides the way I accompany each person:
a grounded, precise, and finely attuned listening to what one is experiencing.