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A Journey of Exploring the Human Being
For as long as I can remember, I have been interested in the meaning of life, the human being, and what unfolds behind our behaviors, emotions, and experiences. Understanding the mechanisms of the psyche, the body, the mind, and the subtle connections that unite them has always been at the heart of my curiosity. This quest, which began very early on, gradually became a true way of life, and later, a way to support others on their own journeys.
I grew up in a former hospital for pilgrims back to the 12th century which stands adjacent to an abbey.
Marked by centuries of history, passages, suffering, and hope, this place served as a crucible for observation and reflection. At a very young age, I was confronted, in a way, with the ultimate questions of existence: suffering, fragility, the search for meaning, but also the wonderful capacity of human beings to rise again, to transform their experience, and to move beyond what seemed to limit them.
At the age of 14, a book fell into my hands that would open many paths of exploration: "'Par le corps de la Terre" (Through the Body of the Earth) by Satprem.
This encounter nourished my curiosity and led me to explore various traditions and paths of knowledge, including Hinduism, Zen Buddhism, and Kabbalistic teachings.
My approach to these traditions is neither religious nor dogmatic; it is, above all, open and pragmatic.
I am convinced that over the centuries, they have preserved a form of wisdom that can still be valuable to us today, each in their own way, being a sort of a "user manual for the human being".
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Encountering Other Cultures
After studying architecture, my curiosity about the diversity of thinking and ways of living naturally pushed me to broaden my horizons.
I traveled and discovered other ways of inhabiting the world, confronting my own perceptions with those of other societies.
I traveled and lived in different countries while working as an intern architect. These experiences were much more than simple cultural discoveries: they played a profound role in my personal growth.
In Japan, I discovered and practiced Sōtō Zen meditation. This experience made me particularly sensitive to the importance of presence, mindfulness. In England, I encountered the teachings of Swami Vivekananda, and later, I had the opportunity to deepen my understanding of them in the United States. All of these encounters gradually enriched my understanding of the human being and continued to feed a quest that, since adolescence, has never truly left me.
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From Personal Quest to Professional Practice
Upon my return to Belgium, after the birth of my daughter, my path took a new direction.
After years dedicated to exploring different approaches and traditions, I felt the need to go further.
I then went back to school to study kinesiology at the IBK (Institut Belge de Kinésiologie).
For me, kinesiology provided a structured way to bridge the different dimensions of the body, emotions, unconscious processes, and the mind. It offered a concrete framework to explore the inner mechanisms that can influence our reactions, emotions, behaviors, or how we experience certain situations.
This training marked a major milestone in my journey: the transition from a personal quest to supporting other individuals.
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After over 20 years in kinesiology practice
After over 2 decades in kinesiology practice, and given the meteoric changes currently facing humanity, I felt the need to evolve my approach. Consequently, I chose to expand my skillset, particularly through The Compassion Key method, which I believe is uniquely suited to the challenges and transformations we are presently experiencing
My practice is dedicated to those who feel the need to better understand what is happening within them, to break free from repetitive patterns, to overcome blocks, and free themself from trauma.
Training and personal Practice:
Training in Compassion Key®:
Certified practitioner
Training in Kinesiology :
More than 1000 hours in the following:
TFH -Touch For Health,
Brain Gym,
One brain,
Edu-Kinésiology,
Wellness Kinesiology,
AP - Applied physiollogy,
AP and the Brain
SIPS - System of Indicator Points of Stress,
LEAP - Brain Integration-Learning Enhancement Acupressure Program,
NEP - Neuro-Emotional Pathways.
Other Training and personal Practice :
Chakra and Microchakra with Shyamji Bathnagar,
Zen meditation,
Nada yoga with Shyamji Bathnagar,
Vedanta at the Ramakrishna-vivekanada center in New York
Hatha Yoga with André and Willy Van Lisbeth,
Reiki,
Chironic,
Energetic bodies balancings and harmonization with L. Dufresne,
Energy Healing and Etheric Surgery with P. Lessard
Analyse Transactionnelle,
Micronutrition
Anatomy.