From Bangkok to Palma de Mallorca, following the meridians.

For ten years I lived in Bangkok as a director at a Swiss company. A career built with dedication, in a country that transformed me. It was there that I discovered traditional Eastern medicine — and with it, a vocation I didn't know I had.

I studied at the Wat Po Traditional Medical School, the Buddhist temple in Bangkok that for centuries has preserved the knowledge of acupressure and Eastern physiotherapy. I recognised a natural talent for this work: the ability to feel where the body is blocked and to free it through pressure on the meridian points.

On returning to Europe I left my corporate career behind. A radical choice, made with clarity. Since then, for over twenty years, I have worked with people suffering from joint pain, chronic tension, physical and emotional blocks. I have integrated meridian physiotherapy with the principles of Psychosomatics, because thoughts and emotions deeply influence the human body through the nervous and endocrine systems and have a direct impact on physical health — and I have always been convinced of that.

I went on to deepen my practice with the study of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and life coaching: tools that complete the hands-on work and let me support the people I work with not only in easing physical pain, but also in coming to understand themselves.