Enthymesis offers a holistic and person-centered healthcare approach, aiming to remind people the importance of maintaining good health through naturopathic medicine, massage and yoga therapy.
Ajanta, Argyro Gerochristou began her studies at the T.E.I (Technological Educational Institute) of Athens in the department of Aesthetics in the faculty of health and welfare professions.
In parallel, she was trained in the application of bimolecular therapies for facial and body rejuvenation and worked in this field. She completed an intensive seminar in therapeutic pranic breathing and meditation techniques while she had already begun working as a holistic aesthetician using the body’s energy channels (meridians).
In 2002 she completed her studies at the T.E.I and moved to England, where she was initiated into therapeutic Reiki, completed the first level of Electromagnetic Field Balancing EMF and was trained in body massage therapies, special Spa therapies and aesthetics at the Steiner school in London.
For about one year afterwards she worked in SPAs on cruise ships around the world, traveling to north Europe, the Mediterranean, central and south America and the Caribbean, gaining experience of working with people of different nationalities.
In the summer of 2004 she returned to Greece, on the island of Corfu to set up the Solara Spa, a centre for bioenergetic aesthetic treatments and alternative therapies.
While preparing to open the centre she traveled to the state of Florida in America where she was trained at Upledger Institute in Sacrocranial therapy Level 1 and to Athens where she studied:
In parallel she was trained by the company Piroche in bioenergetic aesthetics and electro-acupuncture which she adopted completely as a system of applying beauty treatments at Solara Spa. She completed the first level of Reconnection, American David Pearl’s innovative new method of therapy.
Two years later, she was initiated into the Satyananda school of Yoga and noticed the positive changes and the transformations which Satyananda Yoga induces holistically in people. For that reason, after having visited Satyananda Ashram in Athens not only in order to attend various seminars but also to be educated in yogic lifestyle, she decided in 2009 to apply for a Satyananda Yoga teacher training course. Her application was accepted and she successfully completed the course.
Two years later, she was initiated into the Satyananda school of Yoga and noticed the positive changes and the transformations which Satyananda Yoga induces holistically in people. For that reason, after having visited Satyananda Ashram in Athens not only in order to attend various seminars but also to be educated in yogic lifestyle, she decided in 2009 to apply for a Satyananda Yoga teacher training course. Her application was accepted and she successfully completed the course.
In the same year she created the Solara Studio for Yoga and alternative therapies and simultaneously began her studies in Naturopathic Nutrition at the NeoIpokratio School of Cyprus which works in collaboration with the College of Naturopathy in London.
In 2014 she completed her studies in Naturopathic Medicine and since then she has systematically been teaching therapeutic yoga in combination with the practice of various alternative therapies and the practice of Naturopathic Medicine.
Working as a SPA Manager on her beloved island, Corfu, she noticed that more and more people pursue effective massage techniques. Thus, she decided to continue studying in this field and set Enthymesis up, the first centre that focuses on an alternative healthcare approach using different techniques of treatment.
Through various massage techniques we aim to induce detoxification, relief and boost of the human body’s ability to heal itself.
Satyananda, a yoga master and guru, said that there is a certain yoga style for each person. At Enthymesis you will enjoy personalized yoga sessions, according to your own needs.
Naturopathic medicine is based on some principles which are similar to the Hippocratic Oath: “Let food be thy medicine, and let medicine be thy food”.
