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If you answer "yes" to most of the following questions, it is very likely that you will benefit from the mind-body neuroplasticity approach:

Given that this approach relies on creating safety in your mind and body, sessions can definitely be beneficial whether you suffer from chronic pain or not, and can work as a preventative measure. 

So why not take proactive steps to take genuine care of yourself and live a more authentic & fulfilled life, before suffering from consequences of not doing so in due time?

I highly encourage you to try this approach, especially if you answer "yes" to most of the following questions:

♡ Are there areas of your life where you feel you're not living up to your full potential due to fears and/or limiting beliefs?

♡ Do you tend to put others first, struggle with setting boundaries, and neglect your own needs and desires?

♡ Do you feel overwhelmed by responsibilities and neglect self-care and playful activities that bring you joy and relaxation?

♡ Do you identify with one or more of the following personality traits: perfectionist, people pleaser, sensitive, do-gooder, high sense of responsibility towards others, overthinker, catastrophizing thinker, harsh inner critic, overly positive, or stoic?

♡ Are you currently dealing with numerous stressors in your daily life that you don't manage effectively (e.g., unhealthy emotional processing, unhealthy mindset, inadequate self-care, lack of playtime)?

♡ Did you experience difficult or stressful situations during your childhood that built up emotions and were not processed in a healthy manner?

Unfortunately, if you strongly identify with the points below, this approach may not be suitable for you. Therefore, kindly ensure we are a good fit before requesting a chat:

♡ You are not willing to sign the client agreement, which includes taking responsibility for excluding structural medical issues that require professional medical intervention. 

♡ You are not willing to try a mind-body approach for treating your symptoms and think psychologically instead of structurally; meaning to understand and accept the role of the brain and emotions in your condition (knowing that this does NOT imply that symptoms are not real; in fact, psychosomatic symptoms are so very well felt and can be the most debilitating and difficult to deal with). 

♡ You are not open to trying this approach wholeheartedly and to challenging your existing thoughts and knowledge about your symptoms. 

♡ You are determined to find a structural (non-psychological) cause to explain your symptoms and are looking for a fast, effort-free solution and passive approach for your symptoms. 

♡ You are not willing to take responsibility for results since this approach cannot be considered as a "magic cure"; and results vary depending on how long the brain needs to feel safe, which cannot be predicted nor guaranteed. Each individual is unique and will move at his/her own pace, which will also affect results. 

♡ Former chronic pain sufferer - I haven't only learned how to recover from symptoms through my certifications, research and experience; I've also gained knowledge intrinsically through my own personal struggles, which helps me be relatable.  

♡ Personalized approach - I believe that the best way for people to heal is to implement tools and actions that are encouraged by the main principles but in their own way, without giving prescriptive advice. The adaptability and flexibility of the approach significantly reduces frustration which is crucial for chronic pain recovery.

♡ Evidence-based explanations - the neuroplasticity approach is rooted in logical scientific explanations, despite the lack of medical intervention. Having a scientific background, I find it easy to convey information in a rational way which can reach many who, like me, need to fully understand how the approach works and move with purpose towards recovery. 

♡ Working towards independence - An important part of healing includes feeling more capable to deal with anything (e.g., emotions, situations and/or symptoms) and more comfortable with decision-making. While accountability, education, guidance and support from my side are needed in the beginning, you might find yourself ready to go on your own after a few sessions. 

♡ Resourceful, problem-solver -

As a child, I used to believe I could achieve anything, even if that was not very realistic, for the only reason that I would be happy with any outcome as long as it came out of trying. However, as I grew older, I became overly cautious and limited by fears and beliefs, hesitant to dream or take risks.

Through education, self-reflection and personal growth, I've struck a healthy balance between both and can now describe myself as a pragmatic problem solver. My journey of helping diverse people achieve their goals trained me to think of and find solutions easily.

I am a big believer that we can always find a way to achieve what we want and need; that the world is our oyster, especially when we get rid of our limiting beliefs. However, this is only realistic when we understand that we do not need much, at least not more than we already have, to feel good and be pain-free. 

♡ Patient, positive, motivating, realistic, understanding, accepting and non-judgmental - During my personal journey, I learned how important it is to have someone with such qualities supporting you while you are working on yourself, to eliminate chronic pain or not! My aim is to create a safe space where you can be yourself, move at your own pace and never give up until you get where you want to be :)

Sessions are given online, in English, French and/or Arabic.

♡ Introductory session - free of charge

• Introduction - my personal background & the technique 
• Client agreement 
• Client's personal case & objectives
• Neuroplasticity Assessment Score 

♡ Follow-up sessions -

• Client's personal experiences
• Neuroplasticity & Holistic Life Coaching - education and tools 
• Weekly plan discussion & preparation

♡ Follow-up email - After every session, you will receive a personalized recap email containing details of important information discussed during the session (e.g., summary of plan, learnings, reminders, helpful documents)

I will always be available for support and guidance at every step of the way. 

For me to answer this question correctly, let's break down the objectives into two:

♡ The number of sessions needed to recover

♡ The second one being the number of sessions to get equipped with enough knowledge and tools to understand what is going on and how to deal with it

For the first objective, the time it takes to recover is very person-specific. It could be quick, such as just by reading a book, or take longer depending on the individual's situation. It depends on the ability to think and behave differently to eventually create new neural pathways around symptoms and help the brain feel safe enough to stop creating symptoms. 

What's more important is the second objective. To avoid overwhelming, it would take at least 4 sessions to gain a clear understanding and know-how of the mind-body approach. Once the concept is clear, additional sessions can focus more on providing ongoing support, accountability, and overcoming obstacles. However, they are not necessary if you feel well-equipped enough to continue with the approach independently.