Eric Morabin Morand

11/02/2026

"Si nous apprenons comment souffrir"...Ces mots de Thich Nhat Than font miroir à l'approche de la Psychologie Biodynamique où nous apprenons à accueillir notre souffrance. Nous apprenons à l'explorer avec notre corps, notre respiration et en étant accompagné, soutenu pour trouver les ressources et avancer dans notre vie.

“We should not be afraid of suffering. We should be afraid of only one thing, and that is not knowing how to deal with our suffering. Handling our suffering is an art. If we know how to suffer, we suffer much less, and we’re no longer afraid of being overwhelmed by the suffering inside. The energy of mindfulness helps us recognize, acknowledge, and embrace the presence of the suffering, which can already bring some calm and relief.”
-Thich Nhat Hanh (The Art of Living)

15/01/2026

Je vous partage ce beau texte de Thich Nhat Than sur la pleine conscience, l'instant présent et nos blessures d'enfance. Cela résonne profondément avec ce que le travail corporel permet dans l'instant présent; contacter les boucles interrompues dans notre corps, en faisant confiance à celui-ci pour remettre du mouvement, de la vie, là où cela n'a pas été possible. Dans cet espace, nous n'avons aucune attente. Juste être présent avec ce qui est là dans notre corps.

02/01/2026

Un nouvel an, un nouveau jour, un nouveau pas ?

Pour cette année 2026, je vous souhaite quelque chose de très rare.

13/11/2025

"Many philosophers and scientists alike have claimed that consciousness has a cinematographic nature. When we project a film, it appears to be something continuous and long-lasting. But we know that the film consists of separate pictures that last only a fraction of a second. Consciousness is like that; it's only a flash, lasting just one millisecond. And because moments of consciousness succeed each other continuously, we have the impression that consciousness is something long-lasting. In fact. the permanent nature of consciousness is just an illusion.

It's like a flame on the tip of a candle. You think that the flame is the same flame as a moment before, but that's not true. There's a succession of many flames, one after another, that give the impression of a fixed identity. The flame of this moment gives rise to the flame of the next moment. And the flame of the next moment gives rise to the flame of the following moment.

In Buddhism, there is another beautiful illustration of this. At night, someone holds a torch and draws a circle in the air with it in the dark. If they are doing the movement quickly and you are standing at a distance, you have the impression that there is a circle of fire. But, in fact, there is only a succession of points of flame. The circle of fire is only an optical illusion. Permanence is an illusion, and the basic mistake is to believe that we have a consciousness, or a soul, that is always the same. Everything is impermanent.

Mentally and physically, you are of a cinematographic nature; you are reborn in every instant. You are renewed in every instant to become a new person, a new being. And if you know how to do it, your renewal is beautiful. With karma, you can assure a better, more beautiful continuation. If you know how to handle your thinking, your speech, and your actions, you will become more beautiful. The fact is that you don't need to wait until you die in order to see what happens to you. Look in the present moment and see that birth and death are going on in you at every moment, both in your body and in your consciousness."

-Thich Nhat Hanh (Reincarnation)

13/08/2025

Groupe de supervision psycho-corporelle en visio - Une 6éme saison démarre en octobre 2025.
Il reste une place. Peut-être deux.

Depuis 2020, le groupe de supervision en visio animé par Agnès Clément et Eric Morabin se réunit à un rythme mensuel le lundi matin de 9h à 12h.
Cet espace professionnel de régulation en ligne a été pensé pour soutenir l'activité des thérapeutes en psychocorporelle, parfois isolés, loin des grandes métropoles et où les espaces de supervisions en groupe sont absents.

Vous découvrirez le plaisir de vous appuyer sur la bienveillance du groupe et les expériences de participant-e pour enrichir votre pratique.
Dénouer les nœuds de la relation thérapeute/client et renforcer votre axe.
Retrouver de la clarté sur le processus de votre patient. Trouver une nouvelle place avec votre contre-transfert.

Nous ouvrons l'espace pour de nouvelles personnes dans ce groupe pour la saison 2025/2026:
-Un groupe de supervision fermé qui se réunit chaque mois pendant 10 mois (octobre à juillet)
-Chaque personne s'engage pour 9 supervisions sur la période 2024/2025. (Deux absences sont possibles sur l'année.)
-RDV le lundi de 9.00 à 12.00* La première date est le lundi 13 octobre. Les dates suivantes seront décidées ensemble.
-Tarif : 70€

Pour plus de détails, vous pouvez contacter Agnès Clément 06 14 89 44 16 ou Eric Morabin 06 17 78 53 81

05/07/2025

Aussi simple que ça...

"I know you are there and I am very happy" -calligraphy by Thich Nhat Hanh

This is the second of six mantras of loving speech:

"The second mantra acknowledges that you really see the other person. This is crucial, because when a person ignores you, you don't feel that you are loved. You may feel that the people you love are too busy to see you. Your loved one may be driving the car and thinking of everything except you who are sitting in the next seat. You don't have that person's attention. To love means to be aware of the presence of your beloved one and to recognize that presence as something very precious to you. You use the energy of mindfulness to recognize and embrace the presence of your beloved one. Embraced by your mindfulness, the other person will bloom like a flower."
-Thich Nhat Hanh, "The Art of Communicating"

For more on the six mantras, see Thich Nhat Hanh's book "The Art of Communicating" published in 2013, or one of his Dharma talks on the subject, available at tnhaudio.org and the Plum Village YouTube channel

05/06/2025

L'impermanence....