Tibetan Anti-Stress and Depression Correction
These techniques for treating stress and depression are directly inspired by those used in Tibetan monasteries.
Tanya learnt these methods applicable to the session piece by piece during her many years of pilgrimage and study with her Indian and Tibetan teachers. Today, in her office or remotely, you can benefit from her knowledge and years of professional practice.
These traditional practices include the use of sound instruments such as singing bowls, tingshas and bells, which promote deep relaxation and energetic harmonization. In addition, methods such as meridian and chakra correction are used to restore the body’s energetic balance using crystals and crystal tools such as Gyamzo and Vajras.
By integrating these ancient approaches into modern treatments for stress and depression, we can benefit from a holistic approach that takes into account both body and mind, present, past and future corrections.
Correction of the meridians and chakras aims to restore the flow of energy in the body, which can help to relieve emotional blockages and reprogram the karmic level to restore the overall balance of life.
By combining these traditional techniques with modern therapeutic approaches, people suffering from stress and depression can be offered complementary tools to promote their mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. These methods, inspired by Tibetan monasteries, enable us to explore deeper dimensions of healing and develop a more harmonious connection with ourselves.
By integrating these ancient approaches into modern treatments for stress and depression, we can benefit from a holistic approach that takes into account both body and mind, present, past and future corrections.
Correction of the meridians and chakras aims to restore the flow of energy in the body, which can help to relieve emotional blockages and reprogram the karmic level to restore the overall balance of life.
By combining these traditional techniques with modern therapeutic approaches, people suffering from stress and depression can be offered complementary tools to promote their mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. These methods, inspired by Tibetan monasteries, enable us to explore deeper dimensions of healing and develop a more harmonious connection with ourselves.
60 min. – $ 100