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Posture, Bodymind and the Influence of Japanese Zen in Sophrology

Research in cognitive neuropsychology has shown that the way we hold our bodies, our posture in daily life, can significantly shape attention, emotional tone, and cognitive clarity. This resonates deeply with the foundations of Sophrology, which recognises the body not as separate from the mind, but as a gateway to it. This is the influence […]

Sophrology for Endometriosis Associated Pain

Endometriosis-Associated-Pain

This study looked into the use of complementary therapies by people suffering from endometriosis-related pain. The most common were Osteopathy, Anti-inflammatory diet, Sophrology, Yoga and Physiotherapy. Almost half of the respondents reported using Sophrology with a high satisfaction rate. The authors conclude: Complementary medicine is commonly utilized by women with endometriosis to alleviate pain, potentially […]

Sophrology Used by People with Cancer in the UK

Macmillan Cancer Support lists sophrology as one of the mind-body therapies that may help people cope with side effects, feel relaxed and improve their well-being. More info on the Macmillan website here. Conventional therapies often diminish quality of life, exacerbating stress, anxiety, and depression. Mind-body practices, such as sophrology, offer complementary solutions to improve well-being. […]

Men’s Mental Health and Wellbeing: Why Sophrology is a Good Fit

Steve Cooper reflects on men’s health and wellbeing, his own heath challenges and why sophrology is a great choice for men. As we leave the month of November behind, I’ve been reflecting on the Movember movement, its humble beginnings and how it has grown over the years. It’s amazing to think that it was all […]

Congratulations to our Graduates!

Graduates 2024

On the 5th of October we celebrated the graduation of eight new sophrologists in the English-speaking world. They will be bringing sophrology to more people in Bath, Berkshire, Birmingham, Kent, London, North Devon, West Sussex, and Switzerland. Here’s a little about what they each plan to do with their sophrology qualification: Anne Duthuit Anne is […]

In this interview, Sarah Prag shares her story of chronic…

In this interview, Sarah Prag shares her story of chronic fatigue, discovering sophrology, and her journey towards becoming a qualified sophrology practitioner. You’ve been living with Chronic Fatigue for several years now, tell us a little about when it started, your experience at that time and what that was like My experience of Chronic Fatigue […]

Interview: Jacqui Knight on Changing Career

We caught up with Jacqui Knight, sophrologist, psychotherapeutic counsellor, and teacher at the Sophrology Academy to ask about the career change she made. What were you doing in your previous career? I worked in learning and development for global organisations, focusing on leadership and talent development. What motivated you to seek a change? My experience […]