A natural health approach called hygienic naturopathy emphasizes changing one's surroundings and way of life to support the body's inherent healing capacities. It places a strong emphasis on preventing and treating disease through natural means like as diet, exercise, rest, and detoxification. Based on the idea that the body flourishes when the right conditions are present, it stays away from invasive procedures and artificial medications. This method focuses on treating the underlying source of symptoms rather than reducing them, seeing symptoms as a means of indicating an imbalance in the body. In order to attain long-term health, hygienic naturopathy promotes a harmonious relationship between the human and nature.

Using electromagnetic waves, bioresonance is a non-invasive diagnostic and therapeutic method that finds and corrects bodily imbalances. It works on the premise that all of the body's cells, tissues, and organs release particular frequencies. A device that detects incorrect frequencies brought on by disease or malfunction and then emits correcting frequencies to restore balance and encourage self-healing is known as bio-resonance treatment. Abnormal frequencies caused by illness or dysfunction and then emits corrective frequencies to restore balance and promote self-healing.

Ancient practice combining physical postures, breathing techniques, and meditation.
Courses are given by Theo, a french teacher trained and graduated in Vrindavan, India, in Sivananda Ashram.
He gave courses and training for years in the centers of Paris, Geneva and Bulgaria, in the greatest respect for the tradition of the Integral Yoga transmitted by the masters.
He deepened his knowledge and practices of advanced pranayama (breathing exercises), and the study of Indian sacred texts, with the monks during the intensive sadhana* in the ashram of Orleans, France, in 2013.
He regularly participates in continuing education for Sivananda teachers , in order to improve their ability to correct students' postures.