Body awareness
We learn to listen to our body
We learn to listen to our body
We learn to accept things as they are with no judgement.
We bring our attention on the positive, creating a positive-chain reaction.
The more you practice the greater the benefits.
The sophrologist adapts his session (exercises, words, pace, terpnos logos) to his client or group – the client creates his own tool box with exercises that suit and work for him.
Regain a restful sleep, manage pain, manage phobias, support organs function, Reconnect and make peace with your body.
Learn to relax, learn to let go, prevent burn out, evacuate tensions.
Increase self-awareness, optimise your performance, memory and creativity, make better choices for yourself.
Prepare for an exam, a speech, a competition in sport, a job interview, a presentation, surgery, birth…
Learn to manage your feelings, respond rather than react, manage conflicts, manage change.
Improve your creativity, activate capacities such as memory, focus.
A Sophrology session lasts between 45 minutes to one hour and is divided in three different times.
A one to one session is really tailored to your specific needs so it is really well suited if you have a specific concern you would like to work on. The sessions will be unique to you. They can be very useful to prepare for a particular event or in a therapeutic context.
Most work require at least 3 to 5 sessions and 10 to 20 minutes daily practice to see a real improvement.
I run workshops for exam preparation, stress management or sleep. I also run group sessions who would suit someone who wants to create the regular time and space to listen in and realign their energy in a friendly and supportive environment. A group offers the opportunity to share different experiences and to benefit from its supportive energy.
It was created in Spain in 1960’s by Professor Alfonso Caycedo, a neuropsychiatrist, who wanted to study consciousness. He studied Hypnotherapy, Phenomenology, Relaxation, Yoga, Japanese Zen, Budhist Meditation and created a unique blend of these techniques refined by years of practice by him and his students.
Initially developed with Mental Health in mind, the flexibility and adaptability of this technique meant it quickly spread to other fields such as mental preparation in sport, birth preparation, sleep, stress management to name a few.
It is now very well respected in Continental Europe and especially Spain, Switzerland, Belgium and France where you can find Sophrologists in hospitals, schools and universities or in the corporate world and where GPs refer patients to Sophrologists.
In the UK, Sophrology is recognised by the Complementary Medical Association and the Institute of Complementary and Natural Medecine.