Mr Christian Chatelanat 

Please note: the times indicated above are the times when I am likely to answer the telephone. 

• Kinesiology
• Psychogenealogy
• Shiatsu massage
• Deep therapeutic massage
• Cardiac coherence

Kinesiology (from the Greek ‘kinesis’ = movement, ‘logos’ = teaching) uses targeted muscle tests to identify imbalances in the energy system and determine appropriate compensation techniques.

Its aim is to restore the individual's autonomy (the path to healing) and strengthen the process of self-regulation (self-healing).

Kinesiology uses muscle tests to identify dysfunctions and energy blockages that affect the patient's balance and health.

The patient's body guides us through muscular stresses, traumas, memories, pains and buried, unresolved emotions that upset our bodily harmony.

A diagnostic consisting of specific muscle tests to identify and treat energy blockages.

Muscle weakness can also indicate a blockage or lack of energy in the corresponding organ. A disorder of this type can have a structural, biochemical or psychic origin. The strength or weakness of a muscle does not depend on its physical training, but on the blockage of the flow of energy caused by some form of stress. We can therefore test the nervous system's ability to manage and control muscles during a therapeutic challenge. The determining factor is the body's instinctive response. The primary aim of the treatment is to eliminate harmful stress factors and their consequences.

Areas of intervention :

• - physical problems (various pathologies, backache, stomach ache, headache, etc)
• - psycho-emotional (stress, fears, phobias, anxieties, learning difficulties, sleeping disorders, eating disorders, etc.)
• - personal communication, with partners, groups, etc.
• - self-confidence
• - self-awareness
• - decision-making
• - enables you to find the causes of a problem, find solutions and achieve your goals.

Kinesiology is covered by supplementary insurance as an alternative/soft therapy.

I'm ASCA and RME accredited, which covers a large number of insurance companies, but not all of them - check with your insurance company.

The cabinet is on the 2nd floor (1/2 floor), the lift stops at the 1st and 3rd floors, so you have to take the stairs to get there, which means it is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.