but it lacks fluidity. Why act now? Spring is a period of transition. Acting now makes it possible to: support energetic circulation release tensions accumulated during winter support the nervous system through this change of rhythm prevent the settling of more lasting imbalances Prevention is at the heart of the Chinese tradition: we accompany the movement before it becomes blocked. My seasonal spring support To support this pivotal period, I offer combined seasonal support, bringing together: ✨ a Traditional Chinese Medicine session ✨ a sophrology session This approach makes it possible both: to restart energetic circulation to soothe physical tensions to stabilise emotions to gently accompany the rising of spring The aim is simple: to encourage a fluid circulation of your "inner sap", so as to enter the season with more stability and vitality. One session per season This support forms part of a more global preventive approach: I offer a combined session at each change of season, in order to prepare the body for the natural transitions of the year. Spring is a key moment, because it conditions the energy of the months to come. Taking care of this transition Like the buds that do not open all at once, our energy needs to be accompanied. Booking now means: anticipating rather than enduring supporting your balance before tensions settle entering spring with more fluidity Consultations in Grenoble Spring sessions are offered from February to April Book online write your article here... irritability sleep disorders migraine fatigue acupuncture Sophrology Traditional Chinese medicine Read the comments (0) Your identity A
 
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Frequently asked questions

What is traditional Chinese medicine?

TCM is a complete medical system over 2,000 years old, based on the circulation of energy (Qi) and the balance of the five elements. It includes acupuncture, cupping, Chinese dietetics and herbal medicine.

Is acupuncture recognised?

The WHO recognises acupuncture as an effective therapy for many conditions, particularly pain. Numerous PubMed studies confirm its value.

How many TCM sessions are needed?

That depends on your situation. Often 3 to 6 sessions spaced a few weeks apart. A thorough diagnosis is made at the first session.

Does TCM replace medical treatment?

No. TCM is a complementary practice that does not replace medical treatment. If in doubt, consult your doctor.
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