My story

With over seven years' of experience as an Advanced Paramedic in Geneva, in sometimes some stressful pre-hospital emergency situations, I bring a rare depth of experience to the field of holistic wellness.

My training in emergency medicine has taught me to navigate critical, high-stakes situations with calm, supporting others in some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

This work has also revealed the heavy toll that stress, trauma and psycho-emotional strain take on the body and mind, and highlighted the limitations of traditional approaches to treating the root causes of stress and burnout.

In search of greater understanding and self-improvement, I spent my twenties immersed in nature, undertaking solo expeditions during which I hiked, foraged and learned directly from nature. These experiences shaped my resilience, adaptability and introspection.

My journey then led me to explore shamanism with Frédérique Austruy and to embark on even more travels, including a year and a half spent in New Zealand.

There, I learned a great deal from the Maoris near Cape Reinga. This experience deepened my taste for adventure.

Then it was my curiosity for all that surrounds wellbeing, which has driven me from an early age, to move from acute emergency medicine to holistic wellbeing.

I began to integrate tools such as essential oils, conscious breathing, fascia stretching and mindfulness diver practices to create a multi-modal approach.

Grounded in both modern science and ancient traditions, I offer a holistic program that provides lasting relief while addressing the root causes of stress and imbalance.

My aim is to transfer the same dedication, precision and effectiveness I've applied in pre-hospital emergencies to holistic practice, developing sustainable and personalized solutions.

Whether you're looking for stress relief, inner balance or reconnection to your purpose, I'm here to guide you. My job is not to push you; it's to invite you to explore what's already inside you, and to develop your resilience.