Who am I? I answer like this.

I was born on November 1st, 1975, and I spent the first part of my existence doing everything I could to avoid being who I really am.

The second one trying to find me.

I enrolled in the Physiotherapy degree program driven by my interest in understanding the biochemical and mechanical functioning of the body, as well as my interest in subjects like neurophysiology. At the university, I immediately observed my innate tendency to think outside the box and break out of the norm, which over time led me to increasingly personalize my work approach and open myself to new perspectives. Over the years, through and thanks to life experiences, I have nurtured a growing passion for Psychosomatics and all those techniques based on a common principle that every form of external discomfort is nothing more than a manifestation of internal distress. Driven by this enthusiasm and the desire to grow personally and professionally, I have attended numerous courses and seminars.

What I was most passionate about, however, was the journey I took at Claudia Rainville's School of Metamedicine. It helped me get back on my feet during a difficult period in my life, and becoming a consultant was not only an opportunity to discover hidden potential, but also to begin putting into practice my desire to help others on a path I know very well. I enjoy informing people of the enormous self-healing potential we all have, which is why I recently chose to dedicate myself to the educational aspect by creating specific courses and programs. I conclude by saying that the body hides our emotional blocks but also our potential. Helping myself and others rediscover it is what brings me the most joy.