Marion Perret

Upon arrival, your therapist will review your health form and discuss your specific needs and expectations. The massage therapist may use various techniques to help you unwind, including Swedish, Californian, and Lomi-Lomi massage, as well as focused work on the abdomen, head, and face.

Targeting the shoulders, neck, head, and face (including intraoral techniques), this treatment employs a wide range of manual maneuvers with specific functions. The therapist combines deep relaxation and reshaping movements to sculpt facial features while stimulating tissue circulation (blood and lymphatic). This approach offers tangible relief from headaches, as well as tension related to bruxism and teeth grinding. By simultaneously working on the nervous system and the meridian energy network, this treatment releases deep blockages to restore overall balance to the body and mind.

Manual lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic massage technique designed to stimulate the lymphatic system and promote the flow of lymph fluid throughout the body. This helps to reduce swelling, improve circulation, and enhance the immune system. MLD is beneficial for relieving lymphedema, detoxifying the body, reducing inflammation, and promoting relaxation and overall well-being.

A gentle, rhythmic technique designed to stimulate lymphatic circulation, promoting toxin elimination, reducing swelling, and improving blood flow. Ideal for relieving heavy legs, aiding recovery after physical effort or trauma, and strengthening the immune system. The therapist uses precise, light movements to support lymph flow, helping detoxify and revitalize the body. Many indications include: migraines, sinusitis, scars, skin conditions, acne, seasonal allergies, mucous membrane issues, facial neuralgia, tinnitus, heavy smokers, flu, insomnia, pre- and post-oral surgery care (teeth/gums), and muscle congestion.

A gentle, rhythmic technique designed to stimulate lymphatic circulation, promoting toxin elimination, reducing swelling, and improving blood flow. Ideal for relieving heavy legs, aiding recovery after physical effort or trauma, and strengthening the immune system. The therapist uses precise, light movements to support lymph flow, helping detoxify and revitalize the body. Many indications include: migraines, sinusitis, scars, skin conditions, acne, seasonal allergies, mucous membrane issues, facial neuralgia, tinnitus, heavy smokers, flu, insomnia, pre- and post-oral surgery care (teeth/gums), and muscle congestion.

A gentle, rhythmic technique designed to stimulate lymphatic circulation, promoting toxin elimination, reducing swelling, and improving blood flow. Ideal for relieving heavy legs, aiding recovery after physical effort or trauma, and strengthening the immune system. The therapist uses precise, light movements to support lymph flow, helping detoxify and revitalize the body. Many indications include: migraines, sinusitis, scars, skin conditions, acne, seasonal allergies, mucous membrane issues, facial neuralgia, tinnitus, heavy smokers, flu, insomnia, pre- and post-oral surgery care (teeth/gums), and muscle congestion.

If you have persistent tension that won’t go away and causes you pain, if you have aches that limit your movement, or if you suffer from tension headaches, this type of massage is ideal for you. At the beginning of the session, your orthotherapist will ask you questions to better understand your issue. A posture analysis may also be performed. Following that, a session plan targeting one or more problematic areas will be proposed. The techniques used focus on releasing tension and muscle-joint stiffness: Joint mobilizations, stretches, trigger points, cupping, deep tissue, and essential oils/balms.