In the office, this short and targeted session aims at deep relaxation and energy circulation. According to Japanese tradition, Shiatsu is received with the client dressed and lying on the floor on a futon. It is performed using invigorating, rhythmic pressure with the thumbs and palms of the hands, alternating with calmer and more subtle manipulations known as "fluidic" techniques.

In practice, this session offers a balancing, energizing, and relaxing shiatsu. It aims to boost energy, reduce stress, relieve tension and promote sleep. According to Japanese tradition, Shiatsu is received with the client dressed and lying on the floor on a futon. It is performed using invigorating, rhythmic pressure with the thumbs and palms of the hands, alternating with calmer and more subtle manipulations known as "fluidic" techniques.

In a clinical setting, this session contributes to the well-being of both parent and child and is tailored to the stage of pregnancy and any physical or emotional discomfort. In addition to medical care, shiatsu provides a space for support, deep relaxation, and reconnection, benefiting both mother and baby. From the 8th month, it can include simple exercises to do with the partner before and during work.

Conducted at your home, this session offers shiatsu tailored to your desires and needs, whether it's for relaxation, unwinding, or fatigue... Faithfully to Japanese tradition, I work on the floor, on a futon, which requires sufficient space of about 3m x 2m.

In the clinic, this session aims to regulate seasonal energies and mobilize areas of tension throughout the body. This session is designed for temporary fatigue, stress, and aches, or even jet lag. According to Japanese tradition, Shiatsu is received with the client dressed and lying on the floor on a futon. It is performed using invigorating, rhythmic pressure with the thumbs and palms of the hands, alternating with calmer and more subtle manipulations known as "fluidic" techniques.

At home, this balancing and relaxing session, carried out according to the Sei Shiatsu Do protocol, is received with the client fully clothed. It aims to regulate seasonal energy and mobilize areas of tension. Combined with head and face acupressure, this session is designed to address temporary fatigue, stress, muscle soreness, or jet lag. In keeping with Japanese tradition, I work on the floor, on a futon, which requires an open space of approximately 3 m x 2 m.