About
Background & Approach
Before starting any care, it seems important to give you a few reference points about my background and the approach I offer today at my clinic in Bidart.
My name is Bertrand. Here is the path that led me to this practice.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Training Background
My training has been built around Traditional Chinese Medicine, osteopathy and complementary practices, with a constant intention to deepen my understanding of the body and the therapeutic process.
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Graduate of the Chuzhen School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Paris)
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Graduate of the Public Hospital of Traditional Medicine, Hanoi, Vietnam
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Osteopathic Studies at COPB, France (Pays Basque)
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Postgraduate Training in Osteopathy — Tissular Approach
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Sound Therapy — trained in France and Asia
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Qi Gong — advanced training in Asia (Jen Gee Dao Tai Kit Kuen lineage)
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Yoga Teacher Training (200h)
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Postgraduate Training in Chinese Medicine : Sleep, Pain, Dr Tan’s Method, Sports Medicine, Chrono-acupuncture, Ophthalmology, and more.
A Living Practice,
in Service of Care
Today, I continue to train and refine my listening skills,
so I can support each person as closely as possible to their rhythm
and to what their body is expressing.
Tuning Chi, in images
This video provides insight into my journey and some of the practices that have influenced my approach over the years.
While they are not routinely applied in sessions, they contribute to how I perceive the body and refine the treatment.