Qigong Reset.

Stephane has taught Qi Gong and internal arts for more than thirty-five years, rooted in Daoist standing practice, breath regulation and slow movement. The teaching is calm, precise, and unhurried — built around repetition, clear correction, and space for each student to find their own rhythm.

His practice draws on traditional Qi Gong systems including Daoist Health Qi Gong, Five Elements Qi Gong, and rare lineage-based forms such as Fragrant Qi Gong. Three core forms anchor the week — enough depth to enter, not so much that the body cannot keep what it learns.

Beginners are welcome alongside long-time practitioners. Each guest leaves with a short daily practice they can continue at home. The point of the week, in his words, is what stays with you afterwards.

Son Salas offers the space for a more expansive version of the Qigong Reset — without losing the quietness of the original idea. The finca is held exclusively for the group, allowing the week to unfold with a clear rhythm: morning practice, long pauses, shared meals, and time to rest between sessions.

The rooms are arranged across several categories, from larger suites to quieter standard rooms and a simple standalone Olive Grove room near the practice area. This allows the retreat to welcome a balanced group while still preserving privacy, comfort and a sense of personal space.

The setting is not treated as decoration. It supports the method: calm mornings, generous practice spaces, unhurried meals, and enough room for the nervous system to settle.