Our Values:

The values that we hold most dear and strive to put into practice in the training we provide, and in all our interactions are:

  • Freedom and adaptability
  • Promoting Professionalism
  • Commitment to Excellence
  • Curiosity leading to continuous learning
  • Collaboration and Partnering

Florence Parot, Founder of the Sophrology Academy talks about Excellence and Freedom

Our vision

A world where everyone learns how to use the mind-body connection to bring some stillness to everyday life and to discover our own inner resources and freedom to express our truest and fullest selves in our lives.

Our purpose

To provide high quality professional training and profound learning in Sophrology whilst advancing the understanding of the method and its benefits both individually and collectively.

The Sophrology Academy:

Our History

  • Established in 2010 by Florence Parot who trained at CEAS, one of the leading Parisian schools of Sophrology
  • Having experienced the power of Sophrology first-hand after burn-out, Florence wanted to bring the method to the UK where she was living at the time
  • The school became a member of the prestigious Federation des Ecoles Professionelles en Sophrologie (FEPS) after meeting their stringent criteria in 2013
  • Today the Academy continues to run the accredited Practioner Diploma Programme from our birthplace in Kent and provides Continuing Professional Development for Sophrologists in London
  • Latest update: The school is now in the process of seeking recognition from an official UK qualifications awarding body which will replace the French Federation membership

 

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Florence describes where Sophrology
came from and how it works

More about Sophrology

The word Sophrology is rather a mouthful! It comes from Greek roots and means “the study of consciousness in harmony”. At the crossroads between Eastern and Western methods, Sophrology draws on autogenic training and other relaxation methods, yoga, Buddhist meditation and Japanese Zen. Its tools and methods have been inspired by these practices which have been reframed in a very modern and original way.

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