
The science of consciousness
What Sophrology is?
The word Sophrology derives from the Greek terms: SOS (harmony), PHREN (consciousness), and LOGOS (science of). It literally translates to “the science of the consciousness in harmony.”
Sophrology was developed between 1960 and 2001 by a neuropsychiatrist Alfonso Caycedo to improve the mental health of his patients. It is a dynamic relaxation method that combines breathing exercises, gentle body movements, and positive visualisations.
Since its inception, Sophrology has gained widespread popularity in the French-speaking world. In countries like Switzerland and France, it is widely used for a variety of purposes—from improving mental health to enhancing performance at the highest levels of sports competition.
Simple techniques, easy to learn.
Breathing exercises: Conscious breathing gently prepares your body and mind to relax, boosting your resilience and sharpening your mental clarity.
Dynamic relaxation: Through gentle movements, your body is cleared of tension, allowing you to ease naturally into a state of relaxation.
Visualisation: When the body and mind reach a state of deep relaxation, visualisation becomes a powerful tool to access the inner strength and resources that often remain hidden within