Doctor of Chiropractic of the Palmer College of Chiropractic (Davenport, USA) since 1984, I started practicing in 1985 in Cannes (South East of France) and Turin (Italy).

The way I was perceiving chiropractic at the time was mainly based on detecting disorders related to mechanical, chemical or emotional problems (as defined by Dr Goodheart's “health triangle” in applied kinesiology).

As years went by it became obvious that vertebral subluxation (vertebral interference spot of the nervous system) was the result of a lack of communication between peripheral nervous system and body emotional memories (this occurred as a turning point of my career through Dr Epstein's NSA chiro concepts).

How I now practice chiropractic is the fruit of these various approaches. I am most aware that a vertebral
adjustment will allow the body to release from physical tensions reflecting emotional blocks. And after each adjustment, the patient will learn to feel through his body that he is alive and that life is an amazing gift.

Therefore innate intelligence may express itself at its maximum potential, leading the person to consider
respectful life choices for himself as well as for his environment. I, of course regularly have myself adjusted so as to develop an even more accurate perception of chiropractic in the coming years.

The way I work is usually based on a first 3 session course (1 per week), followed by another adjustment
after 2 weeks and then one month. For the next 6 months, I see my patients once a month. I am convinced chiropractic is an efficient way of knowing who you are, slowly freeing yourself from the fears and anxieties that have caused all the interferences in your nervous system.

My work can be summed up in a sentence: Learning who you are, successively  leaving who you were.

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