About

I have always massaged: my family, my friends, and even the actors and actresses with whom I shared the stage in my first profession, as an actress. That path allowed me to develop a refined sensitivity to the body and a deep understanding of the human being.

Guided by my passion for what nourishes life, I cultivate a family garden where sattvic flowers, inspired by Ayurveda, grow alongside medicinal plants — a legacy from my father. Ayurvedic massage naturally became an obvious path when I wished to transform my passion into a vocation. This deeply caring practice acts on both the physical and subtle body, while requiring a quality of presence that I aspire to embody and transmit.

My training at the Tapovan centre, in India and Normandy, allowed me to develop in-depth expertise as a retreat therapist, observing the profound transformations that this practice can offer. I warmly thank Kiran Vyas and his teachers for their guidance, which continues to inspire me every day.

Today, as a teacher and trainer, I feel deeply called to share this ancestral art of living with those who wish to discover or deepen their understanding of Ayurveda. Teaching is, for me, a new way of weaving connections and extending the reach of this caring and transformative practice.

Alongside this, I continue to practise the Yoga of the Heart with Daniel Odier, an inner exploration that deeply enriches my vision of Ayurveda.

It is with immense joy that I invite you to discover the world of Aaanandha — a living adventure, shared with you, of course.

I look forward to meeting you.

A defining event once led me into an unexpected clarity. Like a breath from elsewhere, it allowed me to lay down, in a single moment, the old dependencies that had weighed on my life — making space for lightness, listening, and a simple, profound joy. This moment marked the beginning of a path of alignment that I continue to walk today, in service of life.

Over fifteen years, my explorations across the world led me to Vipassana retreats, Buddhist teachings, and human encounters of rare depth. Then, in 2012, this inner state guided me to India, to a clinic in the south of the country. There, I discovered Ayurveda as a living gesture, a touch that speaks, and a presence that heals.

Trained in Ayurveda — 180 hours in India — and in anatomy and physiology — 150 hours in Geneva, ASCA — I complement my practice with Reiki, reflexology, iridology, and energy healing. Yet the true thread running through my work is relationship: a silent dialogue between my hands and your body, a refined quality of listening, a response to what is whispered between the cells.

Today, in Geneva, I invite each person to slow down and offer themselves a space to breathe — a place where the body can lay down the weight of the world and reconnect with its own light. Through Aaanandha Ayurveda, this is the living and caring presence I offer, to support your path towards lasting balance.