Neurolink trainers
Olivier and Ingrid
Our mutual desire is clear and is the essence of the institute:
To train as many competent practitioners as possible on an international level.
The more patients there are who can benefit from the Neurolink Process, the better we'll be able to fulfill our mission.
We also want the community of Neurolink practitioners to be close-knit and work in synergy for the well-being of all those who receive the Process.
We are doing everything in our power to achieve this.
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Olivier Carpentieri,
Ostéopathe D.O
In perpetual search of an efficient holistic technique
The search for well-being in adolescence
The transformations and shifts I felt within myself led me, in my teens, to seek to understand the way I functioned and felt.
I turned to and explored various spiritual practices to open myself up to other perceptions. This gave me a different vision of life and human problems.
It also brought me a certain degree of peace, particularly in terms of managing my emotions.
Choosing my path
It was an encounter that guided my choice of study. Being in contact with a practitioner of Chinese medicine inspired me to train as a healer. He recommended osteopathy.
So I began a five-year course of study.
Throughout my apprenticeship, I was constantly on the lookout for a more holistic osteopathic practice, going so far as to take the final year courses when I was only in 2nd year.
I also wrote my memoir on "Tissue reactions in the stomach in relation to emotions".
The answer to my research
In order to broaden my field of knowledge and practice towards an ever more holistic approach, I expanded my osteopathic reading and read numerous research papers. I also attended seminars that complemented my osteopathic training.
One of these seminars triggered my interest in developing the somato-emotional approach.
Today, I’ve been practicing this technique for 14 years on thousands of patients in my practice.
Continuity in research
The highly positive feedback I've received from my patients, and the convincing results I've seen in every one of them, have encouraged me to continue along this path.
In view of this more than beneficial and lasting feedback, I wanted to share it with the osteopathic world, which lacked medical recognition. So I began research to scientifically analyze the impact of this neuro-somato-emotional process.
After 5 years, I found a doctor who agreed to accompany me down this path, and we carried out electroencephalograms on several patients. These EEGs confirm the link between body and brain in an innovative way, beyond the known and accepted physiological connections.
Transmission: a pleasure and a vocation
I've always enjoyed passing on my knowledge, as well as receiving it. It's one of those things that you give away without losing it, and multiply by giving it away.
So I started training osteopaths in this neuro-somato-emotional process.
I had only just opened the door to transmission when one of my patients contacted me.
Complementarity with a common essence
Ingrid, who had received the process, immediately felt the unprecedented and powerful impact on her body.
The very next day, she contacted me to ask if I was training practitioners to extend the benefits of this process far beyond my practice.
She offered me her help and expertise in training and training engineering.
After meeting, we set ourselves a crazy challenge: to train non-osteopathic practitioners in the process.
The birth of the Neurolink Process
Neurolink was born from the combination of our knowledge, our complementary skills and our path in personal development.
It was important for us to set up a comprehensive, high-quality training program that offered real follow-up for practitioners, both upstream and downstream.
After several months of design, pre-requisites, marketing and communication materials, we trained our first graduating class of practitioners.
