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THERAPIES

​​            Acupuncture      

 

Is an ancient technique of traditional Chinese medicine, in which fine needles are used in order for direct the vital energy of the self  body and restore health.

Inside  the treatment is usually done using moxibustion, auriculotherapy, electroacupuncture.

90o visits  60 min.

 

​​          Chinese phytotherapy   

 

Phytotherapy is the most important therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine, along with Acupuncture. More than 3,000 remedies have been selected for millennia  in order to bring health to people. Specific plants are used to meet the needs of each patient. Each treatment is unique and tailored to the individual . 

​           Chromotherapy      

 

the vibration  chromatic  allows you to work  the person's energy field i  modify  its frequency,  thus returning  to a state of well-being and balance.  Don't mess with  needles, therefore it is a technique  apt  for hypersensitive children and people  on the needles. It is recommended to wear white underwear during the session. 

​​          Acu Chromotherapy   

 

This technique combines several therapies into one, such as:  Kinesiology, Acupuncture, Chromium Therapy, Chakra Rebalancing and others.  It is a very complete therapy where we will unlock old energy patterns.  We will combine  one or the other  according to the needs of the present moment.

Regular or sporadic visits. 

​​​​           Bach flowers    â€‹

Through Kinesiology we will know which are the most recommended flowers for you.

Each flower helps to release a different pattern of behavior that conditions ours  state  of health.  

Very useful in  emotional and mental disorders.  

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​​          Termite technique         

 

It's a manual therapy combining several  techniques such as Heat, Massage, Shiatsu, Acupuncture and Aroma Therapy. It is based on the application of heat to the whole body through a technique of friction, massage and pressure on different parts of the body and at various points of acupuncture.

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