Where shall we start?

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1. Fill out the contact form at the bottom of this page (or send me an email) to let me know what I can help you with: type of space (home, office, business) and address, surface, and chosen service, with a bit of context. We can also set up a quick call to clarify your needs.

2. I will send you a final price proposal

3. Once payment is received, you will get an intake form to fill out

4. I will need your floorplan along with photos/videos of your space

5. We will then schedule a consultation meeting, online (video-conference) or on-site (depending on the area, with potential additional costs).

6. I invite you to honor the tradition of the Red Envelopes for the sharing of transcendental cures during consultations. I will tell you all about it in due time :) ​​

 

What to expect during a Feng Shui Consultation?

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During our on-site or remote consultation, I will share with you insights based on your floorplan and tailor my recommandations and cures to fit your situation. You will also get a pdf presentation of it all.

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Over the next 4 to 12 weeks, I will support you with 20-minute monthly calls to discuss your adjustments and progress, and additional questions to make sure you get the most out of your consultation.

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What are the main tools usually used?

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My approach is based on he following Key Principles:

• The Qi: The invisible energy that flows through everything – nature, people, and spaces. This is the fundamental concept: to create Good Feng Shui, the Qi needs to flow freely, while avoiding stagnant or harmful Qi. 

• Yin and Yang: the two complementary and opposing forces that exist in everything (black and white, darkness and light, cold and heat and so on). With Feng Shui, we seek to balance these forces within a space.

• The Five Elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water, like in Chinese Medicine Each element represents different qualities, colors, shapes, materials, and aspects of life. They interact in cycles of creation, destruction and control. Balancing these elements in a space is crucial for supporting specific life areas and goals​

• The Bagua: The energetic map used to divide a space (a home, room, or even a desk) into areas, each corresponding to a specific life aspect, such as wealth, career, relationships, health and so on

• The Command Position: This principle suggests placing important furniture (like your bed, desk, or stove) in a position providing a sense of control and security.