Nowadays, we are constantly being called upon from all sides. Everybody is running against the clock, the mind overloaded with all that has to be done before bedtime.

The consultation is a moment of calm that allows you to refocus on yourself and your needs.

It is a personalised consultation during which the naturopath seeks to define you in your entirety. This is called the holistic approach.

What happens during the consultation?

Firstly, I ask you about your eating habits as well as your medical and family history and also the quality of your sleep and your tastes.

Then I look at your nails and your tongue to finish off with a study of your iris using a suitable magnifying glass.

All this gives me indications on your type and your vitality.

Following this interview, we look at your diet. I will explain the basics and give you a list of foods and how to marry them together in a healthy way by indicating which ones to favour and which ones to ban.

I will advise you on taking micronutrients according to your type.

Bach flower remedies are also recommended and you will be taking home your own Bach flower vial.

If necessary, I can recommend taking supplements or products related to herbal medicine.

If I find that your needs are beyond my capabilities, I may need to refer you to a doctor or therapist who will help you in other ways on the path to good health.

PRACTICAL Informations

Where and when? 

Consultations take place on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday morning, and Thursday all day at
25, bd du Maréchal Foch
in Fontainebleau

How to make an appointment

By phone at +33 (0)6 77 30 57 93
By email at cbknaturo@icloud.com
On this website here

What are the payment methods?

By check or cash, credit cards are not accepted

What are the prices?

85 € the first 2-hour consultation
70 € the following consultations

Children and teenagers:
70 € the first 1.5-hour consultation
55 € the following consultations

What should I bring on the day of the consultation?

Your blood test results and/or other medical exams reports