Last-minute sophrologist in Paris
Sophrology was created in the 1960s by the neuropsychiatrist Alfonso Caycedo. It combines breathing, muscle relaxation and visualisation, and is done sitting or standing, fully clothed. In Paris, people often turn to it before a deadline: an exam, a talk, a busy period at work.
Sophrologist is not a state-regulated profession; several sophrology qualifications are listed in the French national register (RNCP). Each practitioner's Zenoa profile states their training.
A one-to-one session usually lasts 45 minutes to an hour, mostly in French. The slots listed here were released at the last minute by Paris sophrologists, below their usual rate.
Sophrology in Paris: available slots
No free slot right now. Practitioners publish them throughout the day: come back later, or turn on an alert on the map to hear about the next one.
How it works
- A practitioner releases a slot and chooses the discount.
- You see the treatment, the address, the length and the discounted price, then you book.
- You pay online and find your appointment in the app.