A small, friendly centre in Brétigny-sur-Orge, south of Paris, working closely with healthcare professionals, schools and researchers.
Neurotherapist · founder of Centre Élan
Trained in integrative neurotherapy at Institut Neurosens, where she is now a trainer, Sarah has been supporting children, teenagers and adults since 2018, with regular professional supervision. After working as part of a multidisciplinary team at Centre Vitruve in Paris, she founded Centre Élan Neurothérapie in Brétigny-sur-Orge in 2021.
Three training cycles in integrative neurotherapy, including a first neurofeedback cycle certified by the BCIA, and advanced training in quantitative EEG (qEEG). She now teaches at the institute.
Training in behavioural therapies for tics with the specialist reference centre at Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris.
Volunteer on the collegial governance committee of the AFSGT (French Tourette Syndrome Association) since 2015; founder of the APN association (support for neurodivergent people).
The centre never works alone. With the agreement of the person or their family, we liaise with the professionals who support them, so that everyone pulls in the same direction.
The centre is in dialogue with researchers at the Paris Brain Institute (ICM) and Sorbonne University. These links inform our practice and our critical view of research, which we always present transparently.
With researchers at the ICM and Sorbonne University.
An outside perspective on our protocols since 2018.
Trainer at Institut Neurosens, keeping up to date with new publications.
Taking time to understand your story and your priorities.
qEEG assessments to measure the starting point and progress objectively.
Working with doctors, therapists and schools, never replacing them.
About what research shows, and what it does not show yet.
Your data is protected and only shared with your agreement.
Centre Élan is at 7 rue Saint-Pierre, Brétigny-sur-Orge (Essonne, south of Paris) and is open Tuesday to Saturday.
