HOW IT WORKS

A dietitian is a healthcare professional specialized in nutrition and therapeutic diets.
A naturopathic Doctor, on the other hand, takes a holistic approach to health, working on lifestyle as a whole (nutrition, stress management, sleep, herbal support, physical activity, etc.), with a preventive and supportive focus.

A phytotherapist is a healthcare professional (often a doctor or pharmacist) trained specifically in herbal medicine and able to prescribe a wide range of plants.
A naturopathic doctor also uses plants, but only those sold over the counter, as part of a broader wellness approach — without making medical diagnoses.

In France, naturopathy is not officially regulated.
However, it is recognized as traditional medicine by the WHO and as a form of complementary and alternative medicine by the European Union.
In other countries (such as Germany, Switzerland, or Canada), it is legally regulated and sometimes integrated into the healthcare system.

Yes, absolutely. Naturopathy is designed to work alongside conventional medicine.
Your protocol will always be tailored to your situation.
I am trained to assess potential interactions and always verify contraindications.
Contrary to popular belief, natural products can have side effects or interfere with medications.

Yes. Naturopathy is especially recommended for prevention, as well as in preparation for key life events such as sports competitions, exams, menopause, recovery, or surgery.
The goal is to boost vitality and optimize your overall balance.

A naturopathic Doctor acts as a generalist in natural approaches.
Instead of targeting a symptom, their role is to identify the root causes of imbalance and support the body’s natural ability to self-regulate.
They may also refer you to other complementary professionals when needed.

Before our meeting, you’ll complete an online health questionnaire.
During the session, I’ll carry out a vitality assessment and we’ll discuss your lifestyle, needs, and goals.
You’ll receive a personalized protocol within 3 business days.
A follow-up session is usually scheduled 4 to 6 weeks later.

Each session is customized, but I may offer:
dietary advice, lifestyle support, herbal remedies, stress management techniques, breathing exercises, aromatherapy, or help organizing your daily routine.

No. Naturopathy does not replace medical care.
It supports and complements it, helping the body recover or maintain balance.
If symptoms persist or you have a medical condition, it is essential to consult a doctor.

The first consultation lasts between 1 hour and 1.5 hours.
Follow-up consultations last on average 45 minutes.

You’ll find full details on the page “How the support process works.”
For reference:
• First consultation: €125
• Follow-up consultation: €80
Sliding-scale pricing is possible based on financial situation (students, unemployed). Feel free to discuss this with me in complete confidence.

Payments can be made by bank card (CB, Visa, Mastercard) or in cash at my practice.

There may be additional costs for purchasing medicinal plants, supplements, or other natural products, which are not included in the consultation fee.
In many cases — especially at the beginning — these products are essential, since people often seek help when imbalances are already well established.

Thanks to my in-depth knowledge of the supplement market, I can guide you toward effective, high-quality solutions that are truly adapted to your needs and budget, without unnecessary expenses.
I always strive to make targeted, respectful recommendations.

On average, 2 to 3 sessions are enough to lay the foundation for a new balance.
The goal is not to create dependency, but to provide you with concrete tools to become more autonomous in managing your well-being.

Appointments are made directly via the online calendar.
Once your slot is confirmed, you will receive a health questionnaire to fill out before the consultation.