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In the quiet heart of Paris 15e, where creativity blooms between breath and clay, Koöko Fleurs invite you to a gentle initiation into the art of ceramics. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned maker seeking new textures, this course is a sanctuary for your hands, your emotions, and your inner rhythm. What to Expect - A 2-hour guided session in a serene ceramic atelier - Introduction to hand-building techniques and sensory clay rituals - Emotional anchoring through tactile creation, curated by Koöko Fleurs Therapy - All materials provided, including clay, tools, and aprons - A poetic closing ritual and tea moment to honor your creation Each participant will leave with a small ceramic piece—formed by hand, infused with intention. Each piece will be fired and finished with care. Creations will be ready for pickup approximately one month after the session—a time of quiet transformation. Who It’s For This atelier is open to all levels. No prior experience needed—just a willingness to explore, feel, and create. Whether you’re seeking a mindful pause, a new creative outlet, or a moment of poetic connection, this course welcomes you. “In the quiet shaping of clay, we remember that softness holds strength, and creation begins with touch.”

When your inner world feels tangled, let flowers, words, and silence help you gently unfurl. Whether online or face-to-face, your first Koöko Fleur Therapy session is a gentle invitation to return to yourself. It’s a space of emotional clarity, sensory care, and poetic presence—crafted to meet you softly, wherever you are. You’ll begin with a one-on-one consultation designed to explore: - Your emotional season (what you’re feeling, holding, or shedding) - Your creative pulse (what wants to be expressed or nurtured) - Your inner garden (symbols, sensations, and stories that shape your healing) Together, we’ll weave floral symbolism, mindful ritual, and poetic psychology into a personalized experience that soothes the nervous system and reconnects you with your inner rhythm. SESSION FORMAT - In-person: Held in a quiet, sensory-rich space in Paris 15e, with flowers, scent, and soft ambiance - Online: Guided via video or voice, with optional pre-session ritual kit and poetic prompts sent beforehand Both formats offer the same depth, care, and emotional resonance. You choose what feels safest and most nourishing. WHY KOÖKO FLEURS ? - Grounded in emotional intelligence - Inspired by nature and seasonal rhythms - Designed for creatives, sensitives, and seekers of softness - No spiritual jargon—just poetic presence Latest Reflections Explore our journal for thoughtful articles on emotional awareness, creative healing, and mindful living. → Read the Blog

Embark on a journey towards true happiness with the guidance and wisdom of Koöko Fleurs Therapy. Our mindfulness blog delves deep into the infinite and therapeutic nature of happiness, offering insights and advice to help you find your own path to inner joy and contentment. Explore the possibilities and discover the happiness you deserve.

Paris, Autumn 2025 – The Petit Palais is shining a spotlight on Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1725–1805), once adored by critics and collectors but later overshadowed in art history. To mark the 300th anniversary of his birth, the museum presents L’enfance en lumière, a retrospective that reexamines Greuze’s oeuvre through the theme of childhood. Childhood as a Mirror of the Enlightenment Greuze was a master of portraits and genre scenes, capturing the subtleties of human emotion with rare sensitivity. This exhibition focuses on his depictions of children, a motif central to his work and deeply connected to the ideals of the Age of Enlightenment. His paintings resonate with the writings of philosophers such as Diderot, Rousseau, and Condorcet, who emphasized the importance of education, parental responsibility, and the child’s role in society. Greuze’s art was once considered daring and modern, praised for its emotional depth and moral resonance. By revisiting his work today, the exhibition invites audiences to reflect on how childhood became a central theme in 18th-century culture, and how Greuze’s paintings anticipated debates on education and family that remain relevant. Jean-Baptiste Greuze – L’enfance en lumière is not only a tribute to a forgotten master but also a meditation on the enduring significance of childhood in art and society. With a hundred works gathered from across the world, the Petit Palais offers a rare chance to rediscover Greuze’s sensitivity and audacity. Visitors have until 25 January 2026 to experience this luminous journey into the heart of the Enlightenment. What Visitors Will See - Works Displayed: Around 100 paintings, drawings, and prints from international collections - Highlights: Tender portraits of children, family scenes, and moral narratives that reveal Greuze’s ability to blend sentiment with social commentary - Dates: 16 September 2025 – 25 January 2026 - Venue: Petit Palais, Avenue Winston-Churchill, Paris 8e - Practical Info: Tickets €14 (reduced €12, free under 18). Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10h–18h, with late openings until 20h on Fridays and Saturdays

Resting Eyes, Awakening Soul A poetic invitation to meditative painting with the 3D eye mask Meditative painting is a form of art therapy that blends mindfulness with creative expression. Unlike traditional meditation, which often requires stillness and silence, this practice welcomes movement, color, and emotion. Each brushstroke becomes a breath. Each color, a feeling. Each pause, a moment of reflection. In the quiet space between breath and brushstroke, meditative painting begins—not with color, but with stillness. It is a ritual of presence, where the eyes rest and the soul listens. Before the canvas receives its first gesture, we invite the body to soften, the mind to slow, and the heart to open. Benefits of Meditative Painting - Reduces stress and anxiety by engaging the senses and calming the nervous system - Improves emotional regulation, allowing feelings to be expressed safely through color and form - Enhances focus and presence, drawing attention to the moment and away from mental clutter - Supports healing and self-discovery, especially when paired with therapeutic rituals or guided prompts Whether you’re painting abstract emotions or gentle landscapes, the process invites you to reconnect—with yourself, your breath, and your creative rhythm. Introducing the 3D Therapeutic Eye Mask To deepen this ritual, we offer the 3D therapeutic eye mask—a soft, contoured companion that cushions the eyes and invites rest. It’s ideal for use before painting, during guided visualization, or simply to transition into a state of calm. This mask is a gentle companion for your meditative painting practice. It invites your eyes to rest, so your inner vision may rise. Let it soften the world around you, and open the canvas within. Wear it before you paint. Wear it when you need stillness. Wear it as a reminder: your breath is enough. Your presence is art. Available in three poetic tones: Black for grounding and depth Gray for neutrality and quiet tranquility Dark pink for tenderness and creative flow You are safe. You are seen. You are creating your sanctuary. Thank you for choosing Koöko Fleurs Therapy. Let this be the beginning of a gentle return Ready for order – €12.90 Let your eyes rest, so your soul may paint. For purchase, please contact us contact@kookofleurs.com

Cap sur la Santé Mentale returns to Montparnasse this November, transforming the Parvis de la Gare into a vibrant hub for dialogue, inclusion, and innovation around mental health in the workplace. From 19 to 21 November 2025, the Alliance pour la Santé Mentale, and Santé Mentale France will host the third edition of Cap sur la Santé Mentale on the Parvis de la Gare Montparnasse. This free, open-access event is part of the national initiative that has declared 2025 the Grande Cause Nationale for mental health. The gathering is designed as a “village of solutions”, where professionals, citizens, and organizations come together to rethink how mental health is integrated into professional life. The goal is not only to raise awareness but also to propose concrete, innovative solutions that foster inclusion and well-being at work. Program Highlights Over three days, participants will experience: - Workshops and conferences led by experts and practitioners. - Tables rondes (roundtables) bringing together institutions, employers, and associations. - Testimonies from individuals navigating mental health challenges in professional contexts. - Interactive animations and exhibitions under a large dome structure at Place Raoul Dautry. Special sessions will explore how vulnerabilities can become levers of collective performance, reframing mental health not as a limitation but as a source of resilience and creativity. Partners and Collective Engagement The event is supported by major partners such as Agefiph, LADAPT, and FIPHFP, who will host dedicated discussions on inclusion and accessibility in employment. Their involvement underscores the collective commitment to building workplaces that are more inclusive, supportive, and humane. Holding the event at Gare Montparnasse, one of Paris’s busiest transit hubs, is symbolic: it places mental health at the heart of everyday life, making it visible and accessible to thousands of commuters and passersby. The choice of location reflects the organizers’ mission to destigmatize mental health and bring the conversation into public spaces. Cap sur la Santé Mentale is more than an event—it is a movement to reshape the future of work. By gathering diverse voices, it aims to shift perspectives, break down barriers, and inspire systemic change. For professionals, employers, and citizens alike, it offers a rare opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue and co-create solutions that honor both productivity and human dignity. If you are in Paris this November, Montparnasse will be the place to witness how mental health can become a shared responsibility and a collective strength.