The face, the ears, the hands or rather…
The Dien Chan
Dien Chan or Multi-reflexology (facial reflexology) www.academiedienchan.com is a new method, created in Vietnam in the 80s. It is an incomparable, non-invasive treatment technique that consists of stimulating, without needles but with specific instruments, the reflex zones and points of the face. Since the face is traversed by dense networks of blood circulation, nerve fibers and meridians, the Dien Chan technique makes it possible to act in real time on pain and to mobilize the body’s self-regulation processes.
Auricular reflexology
Auricular reflexology, discovered in France in 1951, is based on the reflex properties of the auricle. It consists of stimulating, without needles, with different tools, precise zones and energy points of the auricular surface. It is a therapy derived from traditional acupuncture and it uses a precise cartography: it considers that the ear is a mirror representation of the organs, the ear would represent an inverted fetus.
Palmar reflexology
Palmar reflexology is a natural form of therapeutic massage which, like foot reflexology, targets reflex zones. In a miniature representation of the human body, each organ, gland or body part is represented in the palm and on the top of the hands and thus stimulated. Palm reflexology is particularly indicated when the person consulting cannot lie down. It is also very appreciated because, with some simple explanations, it can be practiced as a self-massage.
All these natural and complementary therapies are tools that allow me to enrich my treatments, to support and intensify the effects of foot reflexology. The path to wellness is often more accessible when you are well equipped!
I use them according to your needs and always after consulting you. Their application is included in the session fee.