Here is a list of how my last years of sophrology have helped me:
- To breathe better, to know how my body moves while breathing deeply and how it feels to relax and let go.
- To give more space to my positive memories, to relive them, to embody them, to honor them.
- To recognize what my personal values are, of which I was not necessarily aware. Understanding these values has led me to understand my own reactions that were not understandable without the awareness of my values, what really matters to me, what, in a subtle way, what moves me in life.
- To have greater body awareness, the space my body occupies, my movements, my personal energy, my fatigue, my posture.
- To consciously stop nurturing experiences, thoughts, situations that do not favor my well-being.
- To be aware of my emotions, what emotions predominate in me, what situations trigger them, how to regain calm after the storm.
- To be kinder to myself, respect me, understand me, forgive me.
- To marvel at the things that I did not do before, partly recovering the ability of my inner child to see things as if it were the first time.
Laura
It definitely sounds like sophrology would be quite an eye-opening experience for most of us.
To give more space to positive memories, look at things with fresh eyes, rightly channel my body energy and consciously stop damaging my well-being just to name a few.
We all need that, period.
Many thanks Laura for sharing your own experience!
Thank you Miguel for your feedback. I am glad sophrology sounds eye-opening to you. Feel free to join a private or group session listed in the booking section. As you say, we all need it.
Take care,
Laura