Amèle Younsi, professionally known as Siriya, is a qualified homeopath, educator and integrative health consultant with over twenty years of international experience across business development, natural health, education and health innovation.

Her work brings together homeopathy, health education and emerging approaches in preventive and regenerative health. Over the years, she has developed an international practice, supported clients across different countries, delivered educational programmes, created health retreats and collaborated with professionals and networks within the fields of natural health and wellbeing.

Amèle is also the founder of Siriya Editions and the author of Synergy: A Guide for Healing, a comprehensive exploration of an integrative approach to health and healing. Her work reflects a lifelong curiosity about the relationship between the human organism, natural medicine, technology and the evolving understanding of health and longevity.

I was named Amèle, meaning hope. Siriya came later in my life. It speaks of the rising sun. Renewal has indeed always been a current in both my life and my work.

I was born in France in the late seventies and now live in Ibiza with my sons & cats. Nature steadies me. Sea water, fruit, cycling through the campo and long hours of study and writing are not escapes from my work, they are part of how I remain regulated and clear within it.

From the very beginning, my medicinal practice has integrated technology and subtle medicine. Bioresonance, electromagnetic frequency work and homeopathy were never separate paths for me. I have always been interested in the meeting point between contemporary healing technologies and ancient vibrational systems.

What has evolved over time is not the tools, but the precision.

Writing and producing my book Synergy, a guide for healing demanded a different level of discipline. It felt like a gestation of the work itself, but also of a steadier version of me. Creating something designed to endure sharpened my standards. My clinical structures deepened. My interventions became more contained and deliberate.

Today, my work reflects that maturation. It is structured, integrative and forever non-harming. I assess carefully, interpret patterns across systems and intervene with intention. I do not override the organism; I work with its intelligence.

Becoming human is an ongoing education. The moment we believe we hold final answers, we stop listening. Precision and humility must coexist.

Thank you for being here.