If I had to use just one word to define myself, I would choose: "passionate", at the risk of sounding a bit cliché. It must be said that I was lucky enough to be able to pursue my passions very early on. In 1989, I discovered snowboarding and became a professional a few years later, alongside my studies. A first knee operation required me to be immobilized. By listening to my body, seeking total and conscious healing, I then turn to alternative health practices. In 1998, I learned about Reiki, which allows me to approach the energy that surrounds us. My curiosity for various oriental practices and philosophies put me in 1999 on the path of yoga and Mei Hua Zhuang (a Chinese martial art) through which I discovered another vital energy and opened myself to other cultures.

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My studies completed, a second operation put an end to my career as a professional snowboarder. I then threw myself fully into working life. First a saleswoman in a sports store, I quickly discovered visual merchandising. Working on intuition regarding the placement of furniture and other arrangements, I then measure in the field the power of architectural space and the behavioral impact of energy circulation. Challenged by my feelings, I set out in search of answers and began my first research on Feng Shui.

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From 2009, as a field visual merchandiser for a Scandinavian sports brand, in charge of Europe and Asia, I increased my travels. They allow me to immerse myself in other cultures, opening me to other points of view and perspectives. My business trips to Hong Kong definitely anchored in me the need to expand my approach to Feng Shui through an in-depth study of its founding elements and its philosophy.

In 2016, a change of position offered me the opportunity to free up time to train in Feng Shui. Very quickly, I understood the need to also train in scientific geobiology in order to provide more detailed and effective habitat expertise. From 2019, I am training in bioenergetics (ACMOS method) in order to be able to offer complete home/person care. Since 2020, I have also supported high-level athletes with their preparation and recovery.

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A heartfelt bond has been created with the Hawaiian Islands for over twenty years now. Increasing the number of trips to these sacred lands and after all these last years studying different techniques of personal and home care, I decided to learn Kahili Huna, an ancestral Hawaiian shamanic knowledge. I was already practicing Huna without knowing it during my field and treatment experiments. This initiation with my mentors from Huna International brings me new tools to share and has completely transformed my vision of life by making it a new art of living that I share with pleasure. I also received my Hawaiian first name: KALAPA'AU; Kala referring to the second principle of Huna stating that there are no limits and Lapa'au which means treatment.

Actually, my full Hawaiian first name is: Lapa'au o'ia mai ka piko o ke po'o a ka poli o ka wawae a la'a ma na hiki 'eha o ke kino which means: "she heals from the top of the head to the soles of the feet as well as the four corners of the body. I am very honored by this name and strive to make it vibrate as much as possible.


I offer you a new perspective to understand your personal and environmental relationships with practices and tools adapted to the modern world and that you can share without limits. That's also what I like about Kahili Huna: its simplicity and its adaptability to every circumstance.


Because what would be the point of all these practices if we don’t experience them personally?