We often speak of ADHD as an attention deficit disorder — a child who can't sit still, who disconnects, forgets things, gets scattered.But what if, before struggling to give attention, this child had first and foremost lacked... received attention? Not a lack of love....

Some children seem to be constantly on the move—they love jumping, touching, making noise, or rocking back and forth. This behavior can sometimes feel overwhelming for adults. These are often described as “sensory-seeking children.” This is not a disorder, but a specific neurological need: their sensory system requires more input to feel balanced and regulated. In this article, you’ll learn how to recognize a sensory-seeking profile, understand why this behavior occurs, and discover gentle, effective ways to support these children through tools like kinesiology, primitive reflex integration, and body-based approaches.

Discover what hypersensitivity really is: a rich neuro-emotional functioning, often misunderstood, that can become a real strength. In this article, I explain how to recognize hypersensitivity, understand its mechanisms thanks to neuroscience and transform this sensitivity into a resource thanks to kinesiology, hypnosis, primitive reflexes and other natural approaches that I offer at Blossom Therapies in Lausanne.

Today, I’d like to share a story that deeply moved me. It’s the story of Corentin, a 9-year-old boy — as brilliant as he is sensitive. Corentin is an exemplary student, always very diligent. His grades are excellent: he consistently scores 5.5 or 6 (top marks)....

In a world where performance, efficiency, and “everything’s fine” are often the norm, many adults operate on autopilot.They hold it all together, tick every box, manage everything.And yet — something inside them is silently screaming.Not with words, but through the...

  Muscle testing is one of the most fascinating and subtle tools used in kinesiology. It enables a true dialogue with the body. But what exactly is it? How does it work? And why is it so powerful? A Tool for Deep Listening Muscle testing — also known as...

Spring is often associated with renewal and increased activity. But for many, it can also bring irritability, anger, anxiety, allergies, or even insomnia. So how can we prepare not only physically but also energetically to enter this season and fully embrace its sense of renewal?

With the return of sunny days, nature awakens… but for many, spring also brings sneezing, runny noses, itchy eyes, and chronic fatigue. A familiar reality for those who suffer from seasonal allergies — especially hay fever, also known as seasonal allergic rhinitis....

Kinesiology is a wonderful complement to psychotherapy. It offers a holistic approach to exploring the physical, emotional, and energetic aspects of health.

They are often described as emotional sponges — feeling everything deeply, experiencing life with great intensity, and perceiving the world in amplified ways.
Highly sensitive people often carry a deep inner struggle and face daily challenges that can feel overwhelming…
Yet, they are also frequently gifted with immense creativity and empathy.
And when they learn to attune to their sensitivity, it can truly become a superpower.
Kinesiology sessions available in Pully, Lausanne, Lutry & Paudex

Each person’s brain holds internal programs that influence weight gain or loss. Very often, we “eat” our emotions, and food becomes a substitute for love.
So how can we reprogram these internal conditionings?

In my practice, I am often witness to that precious moment when someone reconnects with a part of themselves that remained frozen in a painful experience.A trauma is often just that: a piece of oneself left behind — in a moment that was too intense, too sudden, or too...

Bedtime is much more than just a transition into sleep.It is a suspended moment — a threshold where the busyness of the day gently fades, the body slows down, and the mind begins to open. It’s in this in-between space that a different kind of language begins:the...

2025, here we are.We’ve waited for you. Hoped for you.For many of us, you’ve been a kind of whispered promise —a symbol of gentler tides, of calmer winds, of something lighter, brighter. What will you carry in your arms?What new stories will you write across our...

I had the great pleasure of being interviewed on the site of VaudFamille. Here is the translation. Primitive reflexes, what is it? Did you say primitive reflexes? Stéphanie Cherdel, Kinesiologist in Pully/Lausanne, talks about the importance of archaic reflexes in the...