Better physical and mental balance

Energy massages

Shiatsu by Nathalie

Excessive stress, a product of our constantly changing world, impacts on our health, unbalancing our emotional, psychological and physiological mechanisms. Shiatsu (“pressure with the fingers”) is a set of techniques performed on and around the body, bringing better physical and psychological balance. Immediately effective and long-lasting, shiatsu helps to restore well-being through relaxation.

Shiatsu promotes balance and the harmonious circulation of the body’s energy, and is therefore part of the field of prevention and “well-being”. Shiatsu has many virtues, but the following are the most important:

  • Reduce stress and tension.
  • Stimulate and strengthen the body’s self-defence system.
  • Balancing the entire energy system.
  • Bring physical and psychological relaxation.

A session lasts about an hour. The person remains dressed, lying on a futon on the floor, or on an amma chair. Soft clothing, preferably made from natural fibres, facilitates the work. The session can be carried out in a seated position for people who find lying down uncomfortable or who are unable to lie down.

Sonotherapy by Nathalie

Sonotherapy is a set of techniques that come straight from Tibet and Nepal. Based on ancient knowledge, this art form was already used several thousand years ago in traditional Indian medicine. In fact, in Eastern countries, people believe that human beings are born from sound, and are therefore sound.

In sonotherapy, also known as sound massage, we use the voice, therapeutic tuning forks and Tibetan and/or crystal bowls. Sound acts on physical matter, as demonstrated by cymatics, the study of sound waves visible in sand spread out on a metal plate. Water, like sand, reacts to sound. Since the human body is over 70% water, sound frequencies have a profound effect on our bodily structure.

Singing, singing bowls and tuning forks use resonance to restore well-being to our body, mind and emotions. It’s a form of meditation that helps to calm the mind, reduce preoccupation and sharpen intuition. It works on the body and mind and guides us towards mastery of conscious breathing.

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Note & details

Shiatsu is intended for anyone, of any age, who wishes to maintain or develop a level of physical, psychological and emotional well-being, subject to the existence of illnesses or malformations which must remain the strict domain of medicine.

Tarifs Shiatsu & sonothérapie

On site

20
00 /45mn
  • 40.00€ /75mn

Outside Bois-Gérard

  • On quotation only

Companies

  • On quotation only

Further information

General terms and conditions for Shiatsu and Sonotherapy services

Micro-entrepreneur libéral
n° SIREN 811 727 932 00014
Assurances AIAS et GENERALI

Nathalie undertakes to :
  • Practice at Namaste Bois-Gérard or at home.
    Ensure personal hygiene and cleanliness of the room and the amma chair.
  • To practise shiatsu with total respect for the patient’s physical and moral integrity, limits and needs, and to respect strict confidentiality.
  • To practise with a neutral and benevolent attitude, renouncing all judgement and excluding any statements on political, ideological or religious themes.
  • To create a welcoming and trusting environment in which transformation and a return to oneself can take place.
  • To guarantee the quality of my therapy and maintain my skills by attending continuing education courses and supervisions, and to be aware of my own personal development.
  • To behave responsibly and to use only the treatment methods learnt during their training.
  • To be aware that shiatsu is neither a medical practice, nor a massage, nor an ideology, but a manual method in the field of prevention, and to refrain from pronouncing a diagnosis or giving advice concerning a medical treatment in progress.
  • Respect and encourage patients’ autonomy and competence to take responsibility for and care of their own health. Take out professional indemnity and professional indemnity insurance.
    Set fees in accordance with fairness, in proportion to the services provided, while remaining free to offer sessions free of charge.