This 30-minute treatment relaxes the facial features, neck and trapezius muscles. When pressure is applied to the skull and face, the mind calms down and allows you to breathe naturally and deeply, as if coming from the belly.

This traditional reflexology treatment, practised according to the Tao Wei method, is designed to promote relaxation of the body and soothe the mind.

Dedicated to women, Qi Nei Tsang is an abdominal/visceral massage technique derived from Traditional Chinese Medicine. In Chinese medicine, it is in the organs of the belly that we keep all our emotional blockages, which can cause all kinds of mood and physical disorders. This treatment is quite invigorating and for people suffering from pain or tension in the stomach, it will be necessary to provide at least 3 hours of rest after the treatment.

The session begins with a craniofacial reflexology treatment, allowing the tissues (muscles and fascia) of the face, skull and neck to relax. Beyond relaxing the features of the face, this treatment calms the mind and helps to work on back tension. During the back treatment, the supports will be quite sporty, because the priority is to relax the paravertebral muscles, in order to decompress the spine to allow the spinal cord to function at its best.

This in-depth session helps to harmonise the whole body. It begins with craniofacial reflexology to promote relaxation of the facial, neck and trapezius muscles. This will be followed by work on the back, which allows the paravertebral muscles to relax in order to free the spine from the tensions that compress it and create stress on the spinal cord. The session ends with foot reflexology to stimulate the proper circulation of energies throughout the body.