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Hands-on therapy · Paris 6th & 10th · in English
Fascia therapy in Paris,
Danis Bois method.
75 minutes · €110 · Paris 6th & 10th
A gentle manual therapy for the fascia, the tissue that connects the whole body. To release long-standing tension, calm a nervous system on alert and move more freely. Sessions in English with an English-speaking fascia therapist.
Rated 5.0 on Resalib · over 100 reviews · Danis Bois fascia therapist · In practice since 2018
Who is it for?
What brings people
to a session.
Most people I see have already tried many things. They are looking for another, gentler way to approach their body, often alongside medical treatment or follow-up.
- Pain that lasts or keeps coming back Back, neck, shoulders, lower back: tension you have been carrying for months, which returns as soon as daily life picks up again.
- Stress and a nervous system on alert Nervous fatigue, light sleep, the feeling of never really settling. Slow touch helps the body come out of alert mode.
- Emotional tension The body keeps a trace of what we have been through. Some tension eases more easily through touch than through words.
- After a difficult period Injury, burnout, pregnancy, recovery, a move abroad: to feel at home in your body again, alongside medical care.
The treatment
What is
fascia therapy?
Fascia is a network of membranes that wraps every muscle, organ and nerve. It is continuous: tension in one place can be felt somewhere else.
Developed by Danis Bois in the 1980s, the Danis Bois method (MDB) is a gentle manual therapy for this tissue. The touch is slow and precise, with no sudden manipulation: it accompanies the body towards its own release rather than forcing it.
You may also come across fasciapulsology, a related method from another school. I practise the Danis Bois method, learnt over several years of training and supported by university research on the method.
- The whole body: not only the painful area
- Body and mind together: physical tension and emotional states are linked
- Self-regulation: the body is guided towards balance, never forced
What it can bring you
Three effects
people often describe.
Release
Less tension
Restrictions in the fascia ease gradually, which can relieve long-standing pain and give back range of movement.
Move
More mobility
As suppleness returns, the body reorganises itself: posture adjusts and movements become smoother.
Settle
Deep calm
Slow touch supports the body’s rest-and-recovery mode and helps lower stress. Many people describe a calm that lasts after the session.
Every body responds in its own way: these are the effects people describe most often, not a promise. Sessions are a wellbeing practice and do not replace medicine or medical advice.
Your session
How does
a session go?
01
Talking
We look at what brings you, your history and what you hope for. Please tell me about any ongoing medical care.
02
The hands-on work
You lie on the table in comfortable clothing. The touch is slow and follows your rhythm; you can speak at any time.
03
Integration
Time to feel what has changed, then a few simple pointers to carry the effects into daily life.
Client reviews
Over 100 reviews,
rated 5.0.
Your therapist
Nicolas Luc Levé
Fascia therapist trained in the Danis Bois method, certified Chi Nei Tsang practitioner, trained in Thai massage and reflexology in Thailand. I have been seeing clients in Paris since 2018 and I also teach. Sessions are held in English or in French, as you prefer.
« Very attentive practitioner, listening both to the person’s story and to physical tension. His gentle yet powerful touch lets tightness melt into the whole body. A very pleasant feeling of lightness and grounding. Thank you. »
Celine C. · ★★★★★
« A wonderful discovery, fascia therapy, together with very open and rich communication from Nicolas-Luc. »
Bertrand C. · ★★★★★
« Thank you for these two sessions: fascia therapy and abdominal massage. I recommend them to every woman after giving birth. I felt the benefits almost immediately. »
Gayathiri T. · ★★★★★
Reviews translated from French. Read all reviews on Resalib (in French).
Addresses and opening days
Two practices
in Paris.
Paris 10th
44 rue de l’Échiquier, 75010 Paris
Tuesday and Wednesday, by appointment
Metro Bonne-Nouvelle or Strasbourg-Saint-Denis
Paris 6th
20 rue Monsieur-le-Prince, 75006 Paris
Friday and Saturday, by appointment
Metro Odéon · RER B Luxembourg
Frequently asked questions
What is Danis Bois fascia therapy (MDB)?
A gentle manual therapy developed by Danis Bois that works with the fascia, the membranes that connect the whole body. The touch is slow and attentive, with no sudden manipulation.
How is it different from osteopathy or massage?
Massage mostly works on the muscles, osteopathy on structures and their mobility. Fascia therapy addresses the tissue that connects everything, with a slow touch that lets the body find its own release. These approaches complement each other.
Does it hurt?
No. The touch is gentle and respects your sensations. You may feel warmth, inner movement or deep relaxation, never pain caused by the treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
A first session lets us take stock and lets you feel the work. For long-standing tension, a few sessions close together are often useful, then a more spaced-out rhythm. We decide together, with no commitment.
Are there contraindications?
Fascia therapy is gentle, but it does not replace medical advice. With unexplained acute pain, fever or a condition still being diagnosed, see your doctor first.
Is the session in English?
Yes. I hold sessions in English or in French, as you prefer, and you can write to me in English at any time, by e-mail or WhatsApp.
Can I get a receipt for my insurance?
Yes, I can give you an invoice. Whether it is reimbursed depends on your insurance or French mutuelle: please check with them.
Book
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real time for care.
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Paris 10th on Tuesday and Wednesday · Paris 6th on Friday and Saturday