Siegler Mélodie (Vevey)

I became interested in complementary medicine and its place in society as a teenager. The desire to become a therapist was obvious because of my compassion and developed sensitivity to touch.

I first did a Bachelor's degree in nursing to understand conventional medicine, but given its limitations, I was always interested in how to treat differently. I began my final thesis on the effects of reflexology on the symptoms of cancer patients. This work made me aware of the distress of certain patients and the real need for complementary care to improve their quality of life.

I have a diploma in relaxation massage, reflexotherapy and unitary Shamballa reiki. I continue to train in aromatherapy and other Earth medicines through shamanism. Currently, I'm doing a multi-year Celtic initiation where I receive ancient wisdoms and learn healing.

My journey leads me to see that new ancestral therapies and conventional Western medicine must go hand in hand to increase the chances of relieving health problems, becoming aware of their source and being healed. We are in a new paradigm of healthcare. The patient is the main actor in his or her own health, and is responsible for it; profound healing depends on him or her.

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