After moving into a home
To familiarise yourself with a new space, harmonise the atmosphere and feel fully settled.
Geobiology
Rikunali explores how a place is experienced and used, and how people relate to their home or working environment. Geobiology is presented here as a complementary wellbeing practice.
A living or working environment is much more than physical walls and furniture. Spatial organisation, the history of the site, telluric influences and personal perceptions all shape everyday comfort. At Rikunali, Alison Vurpillat Portmann offers a holistic reading that connects living spaces with the wellbeing of their occupants.
The on-site visit involves a methodical survey of living areas, bedrooms and workstations, assessing environmental and telluric features (underground water veins, geological faults, network lines) followed by dedicated energetic space harmonisation.
To familiarise yourself with a new space, harmonise the atmosphere and feel fully settled.
When rooms feel heavy, sleep is not restorative or specific areas are consistently underutilised.
A preliminary study on plans or land plots to anticipate optimal bedroom and workstation layouts.
Optimising offices, therapy rooms and studios to foster a harmonious, welcoming working climate.
The geobiology practice provided by Rikunali is designed as a complementary wellbeing approach. It does not replace structural engineering, electrical compliance, radon testing, mould remediation or medical care. Qualified professionals remain essential for all technical and safety concerns.
Rikunali
A home is shaped by daily use, its history and the way its occupants experience it. Rikunali offers a complementary way of exploring the place without replacing technical or medical expertise.
Rikunali's space harmonisation starts with the actual place, how it is used and how people experience it, then may include symbolic or energetic tools from the practice.
Offices, practices, studios and reception areas can also be explored in terms of how they are used and experienced by the people who work there or visit them.