About Vivasana
“My mission is to guide people to feel greater,
Based on a hawaiian holistic approach.”
At VivaSana, my intention is to facilitate you achieving physical and emotional release by combining several tools I learned to use through my journey. I am a true believer of the holistic (1) approach, as we are one. I define them under 3 pillars:
- Hawaiian healing, working on body and soul
- Pain relief
- Vitality Programs.
Hawaiian healing
The Hawaiian healing, based on Lomilomi, Aloha meditations & Ho’Oponopono, is a very effective tool and can be used to enhance all forms of healing. These sessions can be given by working on the body, on the soul or by combining them. It’s a process of release, to be in the now-moment. It’s taking yourself on a journey of awakening to the truth of who you are.
It’s coming Home.
Pain relief
Physical pain is a warning that some energetic and emotional issues are ready to be resolved. Besides massage, I also work with specific non-invasive medical devices. Those devices are empowering our body to heal faster by neuromodulation and redlight therapy. They can also be used combined with a massage treatment.
Vitality Programs
Aloë Vera
Let’s work together and get you back to feeling GREAT! Or Greater.
The origin
How did it start?
It all started during dinnertime, a moment where the family is gathered for sharing the experiences of the day. My daughter invented the name. The first 2 letters of the 4 members of the family together means VivaSana.
Thank you VIttoria for your amazing creativity,
Thank you VAlentino for your gentle inspiration,
Thank you SAlvatore for your lovely patience,
Thank you myself, NAtacha, to be ready to wrap the arms of Aloha around the world.
Where is it?
About the practitioner
You can’t heal a body that doesn’t belong to you.
So, I’m not a healer, I am a facilitator for your own healing.
My “medicine” is part of the Hawaiian way.
I guide you to be in alignment, to release old patterns,
so you can unlock your own ability to heal.
… In humble gratitude to all the Hawaiian…
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Notes:
(1) Holistic therapy aims to take care of the “whole” patient, to take into account more factors than allopathic medicine would.