A unique

Methodology

During the last two decades, Sergi has practised a successful five-steps system to recover wellbeing and to develop qualities and talents

What makes this method unique is focused body attention and the fact that we work together (I give you the tools that allow the possibility to create changes) to transform reality or your perception of reality (a stuck feeling, what’s stuck in your mind, who you don't like to become) through propioception and interoception (in other words: deep focused body attention), so that you can connect to yourself (what you need, what you want, what you love) and reach the experience of authenticity, that can be experienced as calmness, will power, clarity, or other expressions of being.

Through a structured process, in the sessions you will increase your awareness and control of your bodily sensations and learn how to use that ability to transform feelings, stuck states of mind, moods, or emotional or physical trauma.A feeling can be described through bodily sensations. A repetitive, unwanted feeling (or a trauma or a state of mind) can be described as the way you 'hold' different areas of your body (leaving them stiff, tense or paralysed) automatically and without attention. Over time, this way of holding (that might had been helpful initially and then became an automatic reaction) can drain your energy, create anxiety or grey moods, make relationships more difficult, increase pain or other physical symptoms, and separate you from your heart and from what you need, rather than living accordingly.In the sessions I help/empower you to regain your awareness on the whole way of holding, to let go and to regain that energy, which then can be used to be more present, confident and grounded, and to make your life feel exciting, fulfilling, relaxed and focused at the same time. Recovering the sensation of being well.
'We are more accustomed to give prominence to the intellect than to the sensations in the body. Perhaps the legacy of having separated, centuries ago, these two Siamese twins. But, paradoxically, it is these sensations in the body that can guide us in the labyrinth of emotions'.
Nazareth Castellanos, PhD Neuroscience in Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

During the sessions, while our mind is used as an empowering tool to support the learning, our body is at the centre of the experience and is what makes the learning deeper and longer lasting. The body is where we feel and perceive. We are our body, and from there we can achieve that clarity that we tend to seek in the head, learn effectively and make progress.
The roots and the content of my methodology and sessions come from my qualification in the Grinberg methodology two decades ago. Subsequently I took advanced courses with teachers such as Avi Grinberg, Ruth Elkana and Vered Manasse, and also with top world coaches like Shirzad Chamine and Chris Lambert-Gorwyn. Using my backgroung as an engineer, I also studied neuroscience, to enable and give me the pleasure to better understand and describe in words what I saw empirically in the sessions that my clients were gaining. The masters in coaching and leadership that I took in the UB (Universitat de Barcelona) allowed me expand what I offer to teams and have a wide bag of tools to choose the one that works best for what each person wants to achieve.

All of this shaped who I am as a professional in my 2 decades of experience.
Through a structured process, in the sessions you will increase awareness and control of your bodily sensations and learn to use that ability to transform feelings, moods, recurring physical conditions, and emotional or physical traumas. A feeling, a physical condition or a state of mind can be described through bodily sensations. A feeling that overwhelms or hurts us, a recurring injury or physical condition, a trauma, or certain unwanted states of mind, can also be described through bodily sensations: such as how we hold certain areas of the body with stiffness, tension, paralysis or numbness. How we use our senses, and what fixed breathing and mental patterns we have. Often with little control, without attention. These automatic and repetitive states of 'not-being-well' sometimes made sense at first, but often end up as a habit or automatic reaction that harms us rather than benefits us.

Over time, they can drain our energy, create anxiety or depression, make it more difficult to relate to others, increase a pain or other physical symptoms, impede good and effective recovery from a physical condition or injury, and separate us from our heart, our intuition and getting what we need to be well. In the sessions, you will re-learn to perceive globally and specifically the no-longer-useful way of 'holding', increasing your bodily attention and its link with how you feel (the processes are more physically focused if your goal is to recover from an injury or physical condition). This gives you the opportunity to let go of the global automatism of discomfort, and to recover all the energy you had invested in maintaining it. And you can use that renewed energy to build up more presence and confidence, to develop a talent, or simply to experience your life as exciting, fulfilling, relaxed and focused at the same time. Recovering what is called homeostasis, and the feeling of being well.
'We are more accustomed to give prominence to the intellect than to the sensations in the body. Perhaps the legacy of having separated, centuries ago, these two Siamese twins. But, paradoxically, it is these sensations in the body that can guide us in the labyrinth of emotions'. Nazareth Castellanos, PhD Neuroscience in Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

During the sessions, while our mind is used as an empowering tool to support the learning, our body is at the centre of the experience and is what makes the learning deeper and longer lasting. The body is where we feel and perceive. We are our body, and from there we can achieve that clarity that we tend to seek in the head, learn effectively and make progress.

The roots of my methodology and sessions come from my qualification in the Grinberg methodology two decades ago. Subsequently I took advanced courses in coaching, body attention and the ability to deal wih intense feelings and challenges with teachers such as Avi Grinberg, Ruth Elkana and Vered Manasse, and also with top world coaches like Shirzad Chamine and Chris Lambert-Gorwyn. Using my backgroung as an engineer, I also studied neuroscience, to enable me better understand and describe in words what I saw empirically that my clients were achieving in the sessions. The masters in coaching and leadership that I took in the UB (Universitat de Barcelona) allowed me expand what I offer to teams and have a wide bag of tools to choose the one that works best for what each person wants to achieve.

All of this shaped who I am as a professional in my 2 decades of experience.