As far as I can remember myself, I have been always passionate about the fundamental questions of life. As a child, I wanted to know who I was and what the purpose of life was. I still remember clearly moments of my very early years when I had fewer thoughts and I was experiencing that state of awe, of being, of total immersion in the flow of life.
Through life I had my own trials and challenges and somehow I have always known that the most direct way to find answers and solutions were in knowing and applying the Divine law. I could notice suffering around me, and I wanted to know what the cause of that was and mostly I wanted to find a way top ease it.
After having fulfilled my career as Manager in a major Corporation in Canada, where I learned a great deal about managing time, working with people, achieving results, it is a disease (endometriosis) that pushed me again towards finding answers.
This experience enabled me to access and learn even more about my own body, about my own mind and it is then that I have made the decision to change my life and pursue the study of Ayurveda more thoroughly.
My sensitive nature combined with my Cartesian/scientific mind were really a great ground to grow the seeds of this millenary knowledge of Ayurveda, as I was able to test the truth of this science and enjoy the fruits of my discipline.
After having an Ayurveda cabinet in Montreal for 6 years I moved to the South of France where I continue practicing this marvelous system – the most sophisticated body mind science – Ayurveda, the mother of all healing.
Ayurveda Therapist, I now blend the depth of Vedic science and the latest psychological techniques to help others find their own answers and reach their state of well-being and balance.
Author of the book in two volumes available on Amazon, in Kindle format, "What if you are not depressed in the first place?" and "How to find the love of your dreams", these publications are available on Amazon Digital Services..
Wellness consultant and visiting practitioner since 2012 for the prestigious Spa International "Six Senses" offering services at the Spa in Doha (Qatar) and Marbella (Spain).
Owner of Ayurveda France wellbeing Center, practicing as International NLP coach helping successful people reach the balance between success, health and contentment, I work with people who are determined to bring their lives to another level in all areas of their lives.
Your journey takes place in the charming village of Raissac-sur-Lampy, in the heart of Occitania, southern France.
Nestled between the Montagne Noire and the vineyards of La Malepère, and just a short distance from the medieval city of Carcassonne, this peaceful setting offers the ideal environment to slow down, reconnect, and restore balance.
Surrounded by unspoiled landscapes, the area invites you to immerse yourself in nature through gentle forest walks, countryside paths, rivers, and nearby lakes. Whether you feel called to move, to breathe deeply, or simply to be still, the natural rhythm of the surroundings supports relaxation, clarity, and presence.
Here, nature is not just a backdrop—it becomes an active part of your healing and renewal.
Our countryside house, built in 1778, is full of character, warmth, and history. Carefully preserved and thoughtfully arranged, it offers a welcoming and intimate atmosphere where you can truly feel at home.
This small and intimate center is designed as a personal sanctuary—calm, comfortable, and deeply nourishing.
Your stay is supported by light, detoxifying, vegetarian Ayurvedic meals, carefully adapted to your dosha and the purpose of your program. Meals are complemented by herbal teas, detox drinks, and Ayurvedic preparations that gently support digestion, cleansing, and balance.
Food here is not only nourishing—it is part of the healing process.
Depending on the program you choose, you will receive 2 to 5 personalized treatments per day, each one supporting the next. Treatments evolve as your stay progresses, respecting your energy, constitution, and personal process. To optimize results, a short preparation period at home or a 1–3 day detox at the retreat may be recommended.
Although your program is fully personalized, a typical day may look like this:
The pace is gentle, fluid, and supportive—allowing space for integration, rest, and inner clarity.
Your retreat is entirely private and personalized. You are welcomed as the sole guest, making this a rare and intimate offering in France. If you wish, you may also choose to share the experience with a partner, friend, or family member.
This is a place to slow down, feel cared for, and create space for more balance, ease, joy, fluidity, and awareness in your life.
Ayurveda, the mother of all healing, is one of the oldest systems of medicine practiced in India for over 5000 years. Although its origins remain a mystery to historians, Ayurveda is believed to originate from the Vedic gods and passed down from generation to generation by the rishis and mystics of the Himalayas.
Ayurveda recognizes that mind and body are intertwined and by its means aims to establish a balance for both, as one cannot truly reach one’s full potential when the other is not strong enough.
We all have our own personal definition of what it means to be happy and balanced, and Ayurveda offers us the tools to help us understand personalized treatments and remedies to achieve this state.
The concept of the five elements is fundamental in Ayurveda. In fact, Ayurveda is also called "the science of the five elements". The 5 elements of nature: Space, Air, Fire, Water and Earth exist in all forms of matter in the Universe. In the human body, these elements combine two by two and form the three fundamental forces of health, called the Doshas: VATA, PITTA et KAPHA.
The unique blend of these doshas forms your unique constitution which you inherit at birth and which does not change throughout your life. Your “dosha” or constitution, influences every aspect of your life from body structure, weight, digestion, emotional reactions etc. Thus, health and well-being are primarily the result of the balance of the doshas and depend in large measure on the attention you pay to these specific needs.
Whatever your constitution may be, your body tends to produce in excess the dosha or doshas that correspond to it. The goal of any Ayurvedic treatment therefore consists of two main lines: to eliminate toxins and to reduce the excessive dosha. This is the purpose of all treatments and cures offered here at my center.
Ayurveda does not offer quick fixes or extreme or radical therapies. All its care - from spices to be used in food to body care, are simple and gentle habits that can become part of our lifestyle.
Ayurveda aims to address the cause of the imbalance, not just the symptoms; she recognizes that sometimes simple lifestyle changes are more effective in achieving true health.