that." But the more you fight, the more the tension increases. One of the important keys is to learn gradually to accept the emotional surge, without opposing it. Accepting does not mean enduring. It means recognising: "I am going through an emotional wave, and it will subside." And it always subsides. How can sophrology help? In sophrology, we work on two essential fronts: Soothe the nervous system Defuse the emotional state before it overflows Concretely, you learn: to recognise the first physical signals to use breathing to regulate tension to release the areas of contraction to regain a feeling of inner safety Over the course of the sessions, the body understands that it is no longer in danger. The attacks become less frequent. The intensity decreases. Confidence returns. A holistic approach in Grenoble During consultations in Grenoble, I combine: breathing work drawn from sophrology personalised emotional support body techniques that encourage a return to calm stimulation of specific points to soothe internal tension The aim is not only to manage the attack when it occurs. It is about transforming the ground on which it takes hold. Students: a particularly sensitive period In Grenoble, many students consult for anxiety attacks. Exam periods, pressure to succeed, being away from family, a demanding pace… The body can quickly become overloaded. The attacks often appear: before a mid-term exam at night after several weeks of tension during a loss of confidence Learning to regulate your stress during your studies is a valuable skill. Early support helps prevent anxiety from settling in for the long term. When should you consult? It may be important to consult if: the attacks become more