A wide range of massages, treatments, and realignment techniques
for your well-being or that of your child.
Information and registration at +41 78 711 74 32 or here.
By clicking here, you will access a brief history of massage.
A wide range of massages, treatments, and realignment techniques
for your well-being or that of your child.
Information and registration at +41 78 711 74 32 or here.
By clicking here, you will access a brief history of massage.
Full Body Relaxing Massage
90.-
A complete massage covering the back and front of the body, including the back, legs, arms, and neck.
The duration is tailored to the client's needs to ensure total relaxation.
Invigorating Massage
80.-
This massage aims to tone the body by stimulating blood circulation. It is ideal for pre-competition preparation.
Duration: between 20 and 40 minutes.
Sports Massage
70.-
The purpose of this massage is to restore tone to the muscles that need it. It can be highly specific depending on your sport or your rehabilitation needs, but it can also be enjoyed for pure pleasure.
Duration: between 20 and 30 minutes.
Back Massage
70.-
This relaxing back massage helps to eliminate all the tension accumulated throughout the day.
The duration is tailored to the individual to ensure full relaxation.
Pregnancy Massage
60.-
An excellent massage for both mother and child.
Please note: This treatment is only
available between the 4th and 8th month of pregnancy.
Duration: between 30 and 45 minutes.
Chest & Bust Massage
50.-
A firming and shaping massage.
Duration: between 20 and 30 minutes.
Energizing Massage
70.-
This massage aims to restore and balance your energy flow while providing deep relaxation through gentle and slow movements.
The duration is tailored to your needs, as it varies according to each individual's sensations.
Tanako Reiki
Donation-based / Pay what you wish
Master Tanako’s method (Japan) consists of transferring energy—whether of human, animal, or plant origin—by channeling it through the body of the person being treated. This is done without any specific hand passes or the use of mental or physical symbols before or during the session.
Reiki is applied directly to the painful area or to the physical and/or emotional blockage.
The duration varies case by case, but typically lasts between 20 and 30 minutes.
Detox Foot Massage
30.-
The "Detox" massage focuses on specific pressure points designed to eliminate toxins from your body. It is ideal after surgery, for example.
Duration: approximately 20 minutes.
Relaxing Foot Massage
30.-
This relaxing foot massage focuses on specific pressure points and massage zones designed to not only relax your feet but your entire body as well.
Duration: approximately 20 minutes.
Structural Realignment
Donation-based / Pay what you wish
The treatments performed during this session aim to realign bones or muscles that may have shifted due to an incorrect movement, accident, illness, etc.
This is achieved by following a Japanese method called "Itamimasen," which is completely painless.
Therapeutic Treatments
Donation-based / Pay what you wish
I also treat all types of pain you may be experiencing, using Reiki and/or manual manipulation when necessary.
Please do not hesitate to contact me to discuss your symptoms; together, we will find the best way to address them.
A Brief History of Massage
Classical massage has its origins in ancient times in the Far East, among Asian civilizations (Chinese, Persian, Egyptian, etc.).
In 2700 BC, the Chinese physician Kong Fu compiled an extensive list of massage techniques and gymnastic exercises.
These descriptions proved extremely valuable for the centuries that followed.
During the era of the great Greek physicians—particularly Hippocrates (400 BC)—the practice of massage was introduced to Europe.
Roman physicians, including Galen (200 BC), also used manual therapies. Their influence continued through the Middle Ages and helped ensure that the art of touch was not lost.
From the 9th century onward, Arab scholars preserved and maintained the practice of massage as well as the teachings of Galen.
In France, the scientist Ambroise Paré (1550) revisited the anatomical and physiological foundations of massage.
Similarly, in Germany, Paracelsus (1500) successfully used this form of therapy.
The 17th century saw a proliferation of texts on massage—some very serious and even excessive, others less reliable and oriented more toward cosmetic applications.
In the 18th century, massage became part of a group of treatments known as “mechanical therapies” and reached its peak in France, from where the word massage itself originates, along with the terminology used to describe its techniques.
At the beginning of the 19th century, the Swede Per Henrik Ling linked massage to movement therapy and modernized its meaning.
The modern form of massage is attributed to Zabludowski and Kirchberg.
Zabludowski was a Russian military physician and director of the massage school at the University of Berlin. Kirchberg was his successor.