What defines the price of an intervention

A standard session starts from a base price of €180 per hour of work. But not every case requires the same level of reading, preparation, and intervention.

Some cases are straightforward. The body responds quickly and the work fits within a standard session. Others require more reading, more preparation, more investigation into the origin, and more energy to intervene with precision.

When someone arrives after years of not feeling well, after trying many things, or after not being able to turn things around, this is not simply about doing a session.

It's about reading a complex system.

I need to understand what is sustaining the problem, what compensations the body has created, where the origin may be, and what level of intervention can produce a real shift.

That's why, depending on the case, an intervention may be €180, €360, or more.

The price is not defined by a label. It is defined by the level of work the case requires.

Before we begin, I'll tell you clearly what format I consider appropriate. If it fits, we work. If it doesn't, that's fine.

What I don't do is discuss price during the session. When the focus shifts into negotiation, the work loses precision.

I'm not negotiating an hour.

I'm defining the level of intervention your case requires.

If the case asks for more, the price does too.