Who is Susan Maine:

My work consists of relieving pain and discomfort, all bodily ailments, as well as the psychological and energetic distress associated with them.

By working on specific areas and points through manual joint, tissue, and neuro-informational energy practices, combining osteopathy and biokinetics, I help you regain your well-being.

How does it work and what happens during a session:

We begin the sessions with some questions so that I can understand the reason for your visit, your history, medical background, your habits... All of these elements will help me conduct an assessment that will be enriched by my observations of the body.

I then start the treatment by taking care not to cause pain and by being attentive to the body. I typically prioritise treating the root of the problem, aiming to provide longer-term relief from various discomforts or pains experienced.

Her approach Relieving pain or discomfort, being able to work on the emotional aspect - through energetic techniques and hormonal work - as well as the physical aspect through a comprehensive practice, fascinates me.

The human connection offered by my work gives me the sensation of contributing to the well-being of the individuals I receive, of bringing something that might be the catalyst for a new lease on life. Attentive and responsive, I dedicate myself every day to relieving bodily ailments and energetic dysfunctions.

What will those sessions be useful for:

It's difficult to give a specific number of sessions for treatment, as it will depend on the issue. For a specific injury, we might expect between 1 and 3 sessions, whereas for more foundational work, it could take longer. In any case, it's good to plan for a preventive session annually. We'll choose the timing based on the season when you're typically most sensitive.

We'll address ailments with organic causes, as well as musculoskeletal pains... We can perform energetic rebalancing based on Chinese medicine and meridians, and work on psychological issues like stress, fatigue, depression, etc.