I have been practising as an independent health and wellbeing practitioner since 2009, mainly in the Curepipe and Floréal region. My journey has led me to train internationally, including as a health and wellbeing practitioner at EIBE Toulouse, as well as in aquatic therapies such as Watsu, Woga, Clinical Watsu and adapted aquatic bodywork, accredited by WABA USA.

My approach is holistic: I consider the person as a whole in order to provide treatments tailored to their specific needs. Whether the objective is to relieve physical tension, support stress management, or simply maintain overall balance, each session is adapted accordingly.

Now based in Gros Bois, I speak French, English, Italian and Creole, which allows me to support a wide range of people.

Sessions combine a variety of techniques drawn from traditional medicine and recognised relaxation practices, helping to relieve physical tension, support circulation and encourage overall relaxation.

Massage and bodywork techniques

• Chinese energy massage An Mo Tui Na
• Zen Shiatsu (working on meridians according to traditional Chinese medicine)
• Signature massage including trigger points and acupressure
• Indian head massage
• Relaxing Abhyanga massage
• Korean relaxation and fascia work
• Targeted back, neck and shoulder massage
• Pregnancy massage and baby massage

Reflexology and circulation

• Foot reflexology (Eunice Ingham method)
• Hand reflexology
• Lymphatic drainage (Vodder method)
• Leg circulation protocol

Holistic wellbeing approach

• Aromatherapy advice
• Naturopathy guidance
• Guidance based on the core principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The objective is to provide fully tailored sessions, combining different techniques depending on each individual.