A natural ability for Self Emotional regulation.

This natural capacity is activated during an emotion as we are becoming aware of our physical sensations: We then have to let ourselves carried away by those sensations until a physical well being is spontaneously taking place.

Based on this discovery, he developed several protocols allowing to use this natural capacity on oneself and with others (children and adults). We know how to use this capacity at any time: at the moment emotions are happening or afterward during a therapy or coaching session for example.
Using this natural capacity for emotional regulation brings a permanent resolution to traumas and disruptive emotional patterns.

We all possess a natural ability to self-regulate our emotions…

However, for some circumstances, this natural ability may be blocked.

Researchers such as Bruce McEwen, Jean Pierre Changeux and Joseph Ledoux have also observed that loss of consciousness (often occurring in pre- and perinatal circumstances) and very intense fears have been associated as the cause of disruptive emotional patterns and long-standing traumas.

Our body stores the memory of the felt sensations leading to a moment of loss of consciousness (suffocation, heart rate increase, knot in the stomach for example). When we experience an emotional difficulty, those same sensations instantaneously resurface. Nicon found that consciously re-experiencing these sensations allows emotional blockages to be integrated and resolved – permanently.

An unwanted pattern is deactivated when the event that created it is relived through sensations without mental interference. With Tipi we look for, find, and re-experience the root of a fear or behavioral pattern through physical sensations and not through intellectual analysis. By giving attention to these physical sensations and how they shift, a natural and permanent regulation takes place.

A critical benefit of this work is the ability to resolve long-standing traumas and emotional patterns without emotionally re-activating the patient.

Tipi sessions rarely need to exceed 30 minutes to obtain a complete and permanent resolution of an emotional difficulty.</p

Currently, Tipi is widely used by nurses, psychologists, psychiatrists and therapists in France, Germany, USA, Belgium, Spain, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Luc’s studies and his last two books revolutionized our knowledge of the origin of our disruptive emotional patterns and long-lasting traumas, especially regarding the importance of the prenatal and birth periods, and the consequences of loss of consciousness during those times (and after).