A COMPLEMENTARY APPROACH
NLP in Strasbourg
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) plays a complementary role in my approach. It can offer ways to explore how you describe an experience, the resources you recognise and what you would like to change.
What is Neuro-Linguistic Programming?
NLP is a collection of models and tools concerned with language, mental representations and habitual responses. Here, “programming” refers to familiar ways of reacting; it does not mean “reprogramming” you or offering an automatic solution.
In my consultations, this approach can provide a starting point for putting an experience into words or clarifying a goal. Its role remains secondary to speaking, listening and the work we define together.
Exploring perspectives, resources and goals
How you describe a situation can open up questions: what do you bring to the foreground? What seems impossible, or possible? Finding more precise words can help you express what you are experiencing and what you hope for.
We can also explore your resources: an experience in which you felt capable, a source of support or a way of approaching a difficulty. We explore possibilities together without assuming that one tool suits every person or situation.
The place of NLP in my approach
My work starts with your concerns and your pace. Where NLP tools are relevant to our work, we discuss them together; they are not a promise of rapid change.
To understand the two main strands of my approach, explore psychoanalytic work in Strasbourg and cognitive behavioural therapy. You can also read about me.
The consultation framework
I work with adults, adolescents and couples, including people in Strasbourg. Consultations currently take place by video, in French or English, ahead of a future in-person space. Each session lasts 45–50 minutes and costs €55.
The first conversation gives us time to discuss your concerns and how we might work together. You do not have to choose a tool before booking. See consultation information and frequently asked questions.
GLORIA RALAMBO
A first step,
simply.
45–50 min · €55 · Currently by video
In French or English