The main concerns and profiles seen at PNV centres

An approach grounded in many years of practical experience

Since the development of Psycho-Sensory Culture (CPS), also known as the Quertant Method (Méthode Quertant), from which PNV was developed, thousands of people have benefited from neuro-sensory self-regulation to help rebalance their nervous system.
This extensive practical experience, together with the experience gained by our team of PNV practitioners, has enabled us to identify the situations and profiles most commonly encountered, and for which PNV Neuro-Visual Training has proved effective.

Who can practice PNV?

Anyone with two functioning eyes and a sufficient ability to concentrate (generally comparable to that of a child aged around 7 or older).

PNV can be effective in the following situations:

  • Anxiety
  • Low mood
  • Insomnia
  • Burnout
  • Excessive irritability
  • Heightened emotional reactivity
  • Concentration difficulties
  • Hyperactivity
  • Learning difficulties at school

… And also to support certain cognitively atypical profiles whose nervous systems may have particular vulnerabilities:

  • Highly Sensitive people
  • Attention difficulties, with or without hyperactivity
  • Neurodivergent (including autistic) profiles

… As well as:

  • Intellectually gifted / high-potential individuals