Cabinet Corps & Âme (Villars-Tiercelin)

KINTSUGI is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold-sprinkled vegetable lacquer. The repaired part, thus clearly visible, is called "landscape".

Some of life's experiences "break" us, and it's up to us to pick ourselves up and put the pieces back together. It's true that time can do its work, but sometimes we need outside help, a craftsman capable of assisting us in this repair work; a craftsman who is kind and respectful of our innermost being.

Once we've found him, we lay the scattered pieces of ourselves at his feet. And with kindness, compassion, respect, patience and humility, he will apply the fine gold of consciousness, so that with love and wisdom we can reunite what had been separated and thus transform the landscape of our soul.

Little by little, the consolidation takes place, and with it our capacity to welcome this rebirth into the new landscape we have designed.

In this way, the brokenness becomes part of the "new us" and an integral part of the renewed momentum of life... also known as resilience.

What makes my approach unique is...

...that I use all the tools I've learned professionally, as well as the experiences I've gleaned from my personal life and my own repairs, to accompany each person who comes to me in the most personal way possible. After all, each of us is a unique vessel with unique "landscapes". So the journey will be unique too.

My toolbox includes body-psychotherapy, Chi Nei Tsang (belly massage), Ericksonian hypnosis and reflexology. And Dolores Cannon's Quantum Regressive Hypnosis.