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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. […]

The Benefits of Sophrology in Nutritional Therapy

Interview with Elisabeth Carlsson, Nutritional Therapist Since talking with several nutritional therapists at the Integrative and Personalised Medicine (IPM) Conference last year, I’ve been wanting to explore further the beneficial connection between sophrology and nutritional therapy. To shed light on this topic, I recently interviewed Elisabeth Carlsson, a nutritional therapist who has worked with a […]

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 […]

Sophrology Shown to Help with Perinatal Stress

Sophrology helps with Perinatal stress

Perinatal stress during pregnancy can be harmful to the developing foetus and newborn baby. Now sophrology has been shown to be a simple and effective method to reduce stress in pregnant women. A recent study assessed the impact of sophrology on perinatal stress monitored by cortisol level and found that the sophrology intervention reduced cortisol levels […]

Embracing Neurodiversity with Sophrology

Use of the term ‘neurodiversity” is becoming more and more common. It refers to a divergence in brain development, similar to biodiversity in the evolution in species. In simple terms, it means that people considered neurodivergent are born with a different brain wiring than the ‘neurotypical’ majority. This distinct wiring influences how they perceive, experience, […]