Regain access to your abilities when

pressure takes over

 

 

​Stress is not a problem in itself. We need it to react, adapt and, in certain situations, perform at our best.

Yet I regularly see people who know their subject perfectly well, have prepared seriously and have all the necessary skills. But when the stakes rise, something shifts.

The mind races. The body reacts. Doubt sets in. And with it can come thoughts that loop repeatedly: “This is too much for me”, “I’m not going to manage”, “I’m not good enough”, “I’m going to lose my nerve”…

A pattern can then take hold: I doubt myself, so I become more stressed; I become more stressed, so I function less effectively; and because I function less effectively, my doubts begin to feel justified.

This is often where my work begins.

Being calm is not always the goal. Being able to access your abilities when you need them is much more often the real objective.

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“I know it’s irrational…”

 

​It is a phrase I hear often.

You can know that you are competent and still feel “not good enough”. You can have succeeded ten times and still fear the eleventh. You can fully understand that a reaction is disproportionate and still continue to feel it.

Understanding a reaction is not always enough to change it.

Hypnosis makes it possible to work differently with these automatic reactions, with the emotions that accompany them, and with certain beliefs that continue to operate even when, rationally, we know they are unfounded.

Depending on the situation, I may combine this with mental preparation, coaching or stress-regulation tools. I do not try to apply one method to one problem: I first seek to understand how the problem works for the person in front of me.

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When to consult?

 

​Difficulty regulating stress
Loss of confidence
Negative thoughts and rumination
Anxiety
Mental overload
Fear of failure
Feeling unable to access your abilities

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Are you preparing for a specific event?

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Exam, competition, interview, public speaking, negotiation?

Discover High-Stakes Performance

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Stress is not the enemy!

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Stress allows us to react, adapt and perform. The problem arises when it becomes too intense, lasts too long or is triggered at the wrong time.

My work is less about trying to eliminate stress than helping you return to a zone where it becomes useful rather than limiting.

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An initial conversation?

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A phone conversation gives us a chance to get to know each other, understand your situation and determine whether my approach is suited to your objective.

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