Sophrology occupies an important place in the field of modern psychology. It offers a set of concrete and validated strategies to help everyone overcome their difficulties. But how does a Sophrology session actually work? What are the main stages, from the first meeting to setting goals? What exercises are often suggested to promote change in your daily life? This article answers all these questions to give you a clearer idea of what happens during a session with a Sophrologist.

In our daily lives, it is common to experience negative emotions, tensions, or thoughts that can weigh on our physical and mental well-being. As a sophrologist, I help my clients better manage these states using specific techniques, among which Sophro-displacement of the negative (SDN) plays a valuable role. In a world where the complexity of emotions and feelings can sometimes seem destabilizing, particularly for neurodivergent individuals (those with autism or ADHD), individuals with high...

For highly sensitive and atypical individuals, the past can be a rich and complex source of emotions and memories. Sophromnesia, a practice derived from sophrology, offers a supportive framework for revisiting these memories from a positive perspective, promoting inner healing and strengthening personal resources. As a complement to sophroanamnestic therapy, it allows access to buried experiences, often inaccessible to ordinary consciousness, in order to extract lasting benefits.