Magnetic Healer for Children: Supporting a Hyperactive Child

A hyperactive child is often misunderstood. At school, they are told to calm down. At home, their parents are exhausted.

In my 27 years of practice as a magnetic healer and burn healer (« coupeur de feu »), I have seen many of these children, and what I perceive in them is a saturated nervous system: a child who picks up everything, all the time, and cannot find a way to come back down.

My work does not replace the assessment, the follow-up or the treatment when there is one. It supports calm and sleep, and that is already a lot for a family at the end of its tether.

The doctor first, without hesitation

I start here, because we are talking about children.

Marked restlessness, attention difficulties that get in the way of learning, impulsiveness that causes the child problems at school or with others: these are things to be assessed medically. The assessment is done with a paediatrician, a school doctor, a child psychiatrist or a specialist centre. A diagnosis is not a label that locks a child in: it is what opens the door to adjustments at school and to suitable support.

Magnetic healing is part of a wellbeing approach that complements medicine. It never replaces medical advice, treatment or follow-up. I work on what the child is going through and on the child as a whole, alongside that care.

Restlessness and hypersensitivity, two realities often intertwined

In what I come across, two profiles often overlap.

First profile: the saturated nervous system

The child picks up everything, feels everything, processes everything at once. Their restlessness is not a lack of willpower or a failure of upbringing. It is an overflow.

Second profile: the very sensitive child

The child is finely attuned to the atmosphere around them. They get agitated, cry, resist, because they feel a great deal and do not yet have the words for it.

In both cases, what I offer is simple: a time of calm, a kind of relaxation these children rarely experience, and a little respite for the family.

If ADHD has been mentioned by your doctor, I go into it in more detail here: understanding ADHD.

Children sense the atmosphere at home

A child does not grow up in a vacuum. They sense tensions, worries and difficult periods, even when we take care to tell them nothing. Many parents confirm this to me: their child’s restless phases often follow tense times at home.

If you would like a session for yourself, do it for you, because you are exhausted and you deserve it. Not as a condition for your child getting better, and not out of guilt.

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What families tell me

I would rather tell you what some parents observe than promise effects, and I would remind you that no result can be guaranteed from one family to the next.

During the session: a more relaxed child

Some children visibly settle, some fall asleep. Others show no noticeable change at the time.

Most often: sleep that is sometimes different

This is the observation I hear most often, but it varies from child to child and from family to family.

At home: an atmosphere that is sometimes lighter

When nights are calmer, some parents describe a lighter day.

I claim no effect on attention in class or on school results. These areas belong to medical follow-up and to the adjustments put in place with the school.

Other parents’ feedback can be found on the reviews page.

How a session for a child works

The session is gentle, short and non-invasive. The child stays dressed, in a parent’s arms or sitting freely. A parent is present from start to finish, without exception.

Depending on the child, they are lying down, seated or standing. I sit or stand behind them, connect to their energy and absorb what is negative, often yawning or burping as I do. No constraint, no obligation to keep still. If the child does not want to, we stop: their refusal is always respected.

Distance sessions from a photo are also possible, and many families choose them to avoid yet another journey.

What you can do starting today

• Turn off screens an hour before bedtime. It is the simplest step and the one parents talk to me about most.
• Set up calming rituals. A story, a reading moment, breathing together. Regularity matters more than length.
• Keep regular hours. Weekends included. It is the best-established lever for children’s sleep, and the most neglected.
• Notice what triggers the peaks of restlessness. Certain places, certain times of day, certain ends of the week. These patterns are useful information, including for the doctor following your child.
• Look after yourself. An exhausted parent has fewer resources: that is simply how it works, and it is not a fault. Asking for help, taking a breather, letting someone take over: everyone benefits.

Come whenever you feel ready

I do not promise to calm your child, and be wary of anyone who would. I offer a time of calm, support for sleep, and a little respite for a family that is short of it.

The rest is built with the people who follow your child.

Lionel Roubine · Magnetic Healer · Burn Healer

For 27 years, I have been supporting people who are suffering, at my practice in Le Perreux-sur-Marne and remotely in 26 countries.

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