Dalila Benfriha, Respiration & NeuroSens

Brieftherapy

Few sessions, one clear goal. We identify what's blocking you, we defuse it, and we stop when it's resolved, not when the diary is full.

Warm therapy practice, two armchairs facing each other

What a first session looks like

One hour, in two parts.

First, we search. You tell me where you are, and I listen differently: I spot what keeps coming back, what jams, the event or the belief everything got organised around. It's often the most surprising part; what's blocking you is almost never what you thought.

Then, we defuse. With whichever tool fits: eye movements, hypnosis, tapping. It's not about making you relive anything, but about removing the emotional charge attached to the memory. You will still remember it, but it won't do the same thing to you anymore.

You leave with a clear assessment: what we saw, what moved, and what remains, if anything remains.

Dalila Benfriha, brief therapy practitioner

Your first session, step by step

We search

You talk, I spot. In one hour, we pinpoint what is really holding you back. Often, it's not what you thought.

We defuse

Eye movements, hypnosis or tapping, whichever fits. Gently, without reliving the events. The memory stays, the charge goes.

The month after

That's when the work happens. The changes come in the following weeks, often where you least expected them.

Since 2010
thousands of first sessions. And many people I never saw again, which is the goal.
1h
for the first session, assessment included
1month
during which the work keeps acting

What happens next?

Therapy practice, warm and soothing atmosphere

Most of the people I see don't need ongoing therapy. One session, sometimes two, and it's resolved. If you want to go further, or work on something else, we continue, but you decide, and I will tell you frankly when I think we can stop.

The two complement each other. Individual work targets and defuses; the group immersion anchors it in the body, with breath, sound and voice. Many people do one after the other, and that's often when things really settle.

But the immersion stands on its own. You can do deep work on yourself there without ever having set foot in my practice. No required first step, no prerequisites: coming to an immersion alone is a real path, not a lighter version.

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And the immersions?

Some people come for an individual session and leave with the work complete. Others need to go through the body before words, and that's where the immersion takes over. The two complement each other, and I will tell you frankly which one is right for you.

Immersive emotional-release workshop with headphones

Certifications

A practice nourished by certifying trainings, in France and abroad.

  • Académie IMPACT, Dr Danie Beaulieu
  • NLP Practitioner, Psynapse Formations
  • Tapping Neurotherapy Method (MAP), Espace du Possible
  • MBTI, The Israeli Center for MBTI
  • Couples Therapy, CERFPA Formations
  • Process Com and Hypnosis, Institut Repère
  • Parenting Workshops, Faber and Mazlish

Certifications:

  • Eye-movement therapy
  • Académie IMPACT, Dr Danie Beaulieu
  • NLP Practitioner, Psynapse Formations
  • Tapping Neurotherapy Method (MAP), Espace du Possible
  • Myers Briggs Type Indicator, The Israeli Center for MBTI
  • Couples Therapy, CERFPA Formations
  • Functional Sex Therapy, Dr François de Carufel
  • Process Com, Institut Repère
  • Hypnosis, Institut Repère
  • Parenting Workshops, Faber and Mazlish

A block that won't go away? Let's talk.

You don't need to know how to name what's wrong. "Something's stuck" is more than enough to begin.