Arielle Kinesiology

01/02/2026

You don’t get the dog you want—you get the dog you need 🐾

Time to introduce Rufus!

When I arrived at the shelter, I didn’t have a clear idea of the dog I wanted to adopt. I just walked from kennel to kennel, letting serendipity lead the way.

I didn’t notice Rufus right away. A volunteer told me about him. He was found on the street the day before his first birthday, he waited… until someone finally saw him.

Rufus (that I renamed after my favourite band Rüfüs du Sol) doesn’t have the kind of face everyone warms to, and his size can put people off… he can even be intimidating at first glance.

But after a minute, the more sensitive notice his gentleness, kindness, remarkable adaptability, and his closeness to humans.

Adopting means looking beyond appearances. What Rufus and volunteering are teaching me is that most “problems” people have with animals come from misunderstandings. Less judgment, more listening, patience, and psychology—that’s how we prevent abandonments.

As our story is only beginning, I know we’ll learn a lot from each other.

Saving a life also means saving yourself 🩵

16/12/2025

29/10/2025

What if it was true?
If surrendering meant giving up trying to understand and becoming comfortable with not knowing?
When I came back to France last year after spending 20 years in Australia, my body broke down, I lost my breath and I ended up in hospital… in intensive care.
I often asked myself why did this happen after such anticipated return back to my roots?
The answer never came. I have a little bit of an idea but not the full picture and probably never will. The day I decided to let go of the need to know, I felt more at peace with my circumstances.
I’m not saying it’s easy and I’m not pretending I am ok with it everyday but most of the time… I am.
It takes time to reprogram, to rethink and to learn some new patterns and it’s through the challenges we can, if we want to, succeed 🩵

11/09/2025

Just to let you all know that I’m back in the groove and I’m ready to book some online sessions.

26/07/2025

As I delve back into my personal development program centered around animals after such long break, our little Gribouillis has decided to join the conversation 🩵

Describing the profound bond and affection we share with our pets can often be a challenge. Though Gribouillis technically isn't mine, it certainly feels like he’s part of my family.

The love and care we extend to our pets can sometimes mirror what we offer our own children, especially when the guardian is responsible and actively engaged in nurturing that relationship.

Have you ever considered that the emotional, energetic, and physical ties we share with our furry friends are so intertwined that restoring an animal's energetic balance needs aligning it with that of their human companion?

Any emotional disturbances in a human can have a ripple effect on their pet, whether directly or indirectly.

Acknowledging this intricate relationship is a critical moment in our journey with our companion animals.

It also paves the way for greater personal growth in humans 🌻

31/05/2025

Hello everyone!

It’s been a while since I last posted here. I wanted to share that Arielle Kinesiology has evolved and will be transitioning into something fresh in the coming weeks. My journey through illness in France has led me to a new perspective and my healing practice will take a new turn.

When I decided to move back to France, I had no idea what the universe had planned for me!
While I do face some tough days, I truly believe everything will fall into place, and I hope my story will inspire many of you along the way.

So here I am, a year later—after two major pleura surgeries, a respiratory system functioning at only 40%, losing 13 kg from my already tiny body, and facing a diagnosis of stage 4 breast cancer that was causing my body to react like never before… I am very grateful to be alive!

So… stay tune and I will be in touch very soon 🩵

18/03/2025

It’s been months since I stepped away from the business of the world. Since moving back to France it feels like I’ve crossed so many dimensions.

But here I am, making a return at my own pace. Sharing my journey today would be a lot to expose, so I will keep it light 😊

Who hasn’t often heard this wise advice: “Cherish the little things”.

While I used to grasp this concept intellectually, my recent battle with a major health issue has allowed me to genuinely appreciate in my heart the value of life’s small joys, transforming daily moments into treasures.

I am thankful that this challenge has offered me a fresh perspective on what truly matters. I feel lucky enough to have the right people around me, the ones who truly care and how the natural selection works.

People will come and go but the true ones, with pure intention will always be there, through life’s ups and downs. My advice to you: surround yourself with the real ones, because they’re the priceless one’s of our journey!

So… let’s take a moment to breathe, appreciate, and celebrate the small pleasures that make each day special.

Remember, it’s often the little things that turn ordinary days into extraordinary memories! 😍

Arielle xo

23/12/2024

Yesterday marked my 55th birthday… BTW these flowers were delivered on behalf on my amazing children 💓 Who would have thought it would be an unexpected turning point in my life! Who would have imagined that the events of the month before would bring such a profound change?
On November 17th, I was hospitalised in Paris due to a double pleurisy. Coincidentally or maybe just as a synchronicity, that same day, my beautiful son was arriving in Paris from Australia. We had been looking forward to three weeks of vacation together. Little did we know the turn our holiday would take.
From being diagnosed with a double pleurisy which is fluid accumulating between the pleura and the lung, I had to have emergency surgery on the right lung. Despite of the efforts to drain the fluid, it continued to reaccumulate uncontrollably.
I spent 5 days in intensive care, lost 10kgs, had to have the left lung drained again and then I went home.
I was sooo lucky to have my son by my side the all time… words can’t describe my gratitude, not to mention my daughter’s support from the other side of the world 💖 Nothing went as planned but we managed to spend a full week together after I got out of the hospital 🙏 through this challenge, we even got closer to each other.
It’s not easy to tell my story and exposing my vulnerability but I believe it’s necessary. The glossy picture sometimes gets messy and blurry and there is a reason for it.
The massive challenge I am now going through is teaching me so much about myself, the breast cancer I am facing and the deep lessons I have ignored since my first diagnosis 9yo. BUT because I’m a warrior at heart I KNOW I will be alright.
Patience, compassion, self-love, forgiveness are the key ingredients for my full recovery ✨💖✨

Arielle xx

21/11/2024

Don’t be mistaken by the smiles even though they are smiles of happiness… to be reunited with my beautiful son 🩵
I thought today, I would share a different story, away from the bling bling and sometimes forced happiness that gets shared on social media.
On last Sunday… the same day my son was landing in Paris to spend 3 weeks with me, I was admitted to the hospital… in Paris.
What a synchronicity 🤷🏻‍♀️
When he booked his ticket months ago, little did we know this would happen.
A month ago, I started noticing my breathing was changing. I’ve never had any lungs or breathing issues, so for me it was something unusual.
I started tuning in and as days went by, I had this feeling of loosing strength, energy, capacity of thinking and, my breathing was becoming heavier and heavier.
Two weeks ago, I took myself to the emergency ward at the hospital in Poitiers and even though they did an X-ray and noticed some fluid in my lungs, they let me go home… yes they did… completely minimising what was going on.
My body started breaking even more down to the point where I couldn’t lie down, sleep, breathe and I seriously thought my time was up.
To cut a long story short, I was admitted to a different hospital in Paris when they realised I had 2L of fluid in each lung, which is called in the medical world pleurisy.
TWO litres!!! WTF…
They drained the fluid out and finally I was becoming alive again.
If it wasn’t for the strong network of friends, family on both continents, energy healers, the team at the hospital and… my awareness… who knows what would have happened to me.
In summary, don’t take life and people for granted.
Life is precious, temporary, nothing is ever certain and one thing is sure: we control nothing even when we think we do!
Love yourself enough to be your own priority, cherish the people that count in your life, again and again.
Never give up on yourself 💕💕

25/10/2024

Working late at night next to the fire place on my new online program coming soon… with a little assistant called koshka. I’m looking after him whilst his « mum » is on holiday and he’s so naughty… OMG. He’s actually a good case study 😅

You maybe guessed… or not but this new program is about humans/animals relationship and I will tell you more about it very soon.

I’m so excited… it has been on my wishing/goal list to get online and have my own program but until now my kinesiology was taking up all my time and… I was waiting for the right inspiring teaching to come through.

Well, it is coming to life very soon 🤩

There is more work to do that I can’t even call work as I’m so passionate about it.

Have an amazing weekend 🌻

Arielle xo

19/10/2024

So… I swapped my rubber boots for more trendy sneakers, left my cottage and animals and I took off to Paris for the day.

Something that was straight forward to organise turned out to be more of a challenge to get there… so… I had to put my resilient cap on.

First I missed my train… had to buy a new ticket… tripped over on the stairs… only my ego got hurt.

Once I sat on the train, I realised the battery of my phone didn’t charge in the car… I only had my cable, not the full charger.

I asked the lady sitting next to me if I could borrow her charger… she said yes but she was Canadian and something wasn’t working some how.

I arrived one hour late in Paris with a flat phone so I couldn’t take too many pics…nearly missed my appt but I didn’t care because I was so lucky to be there… felt like a tourist… seized the day and I even enjoyed a yummy crêpe on the street.

The moral of the story is: don’t let situations out of your comfort zone turn you off as there is always an opportunity to learn and enjoy whatever is coming your way 😊

Arielle xo

09/10/2024

At 94 years old, Clint Eastwood, the iconic actor, has shared one of the most valuable insights he has learned throughout his life, directed towards the younger generations.

Although I am four decades younger than him, his words resonate deeply with my own experiences and current phase in life.

In a society dominated by consumerism and superficiality, there are countless treasures that money simply cannot buy—such as health, love, genuine connections, cherished memories, and joy, among many others.

So, let’s take a moment to appreciate the simple joys life offers and express our gratitude for them, time and time again 🙏🏼🌈

Arielle xo