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Neuro-Pedagogy

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Developed from the research of G. Quertant, Neuro-Sensory Pedagogy is a method for evaluating and integrating the reflex responses of the Central Nervous System.

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In simple terms, it helps determine whether the brain reacts appropriately to everyday stimuli—whether emotional, cognitive, or stress-related—or if its responses are excessive or insufficient.

 

In cases of reflex disorganization, this method restores the accuracy of brain responses, providing a natural, structural, and lasting solution to functional disruptions caused by nervous system imbalances.

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How does it work?

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Neuro-Pedagogy uses stereoscopic optical devices and visual tests, with the eye serving as a precise indicator of the brain’s reflex activity.

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A specific training program exposes the brain to self-regulating “exercises,” much like tuning a musical instrument.

 

The method relies on the person’s active and conscious participation. Progress is measurable and objectively monitored throughout the process

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For Whom ? 

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Children (from 6/7 years old), adults and seniors, particularly in the case of:

 

  • Anxiety, hypervigilance, post-traumatic stress syndromes,

  • Sleep, mood, or behavioral disturbances

  • Overwork, burnout, migraines

  • Digestive or hormonal disorders

  • Difficulties with learning, concentration, memory

  • Coordination or balance problems

 

 

 

Practical information

 

Initial assessment: 1h15 – 90 euros

Neuro-training sessions: 30 minutes - 30 euros

Frequency: 1 to 2 sessions per week

10 sessions minimum for the first benefits (!)

 

For more information, please feel free to contact us!

 

 

 

Georges Quertant

 

“ A luminous intelligence ”

Dr. Jean MARCHAL, Member of the CNRS Board of Directors.

 

Discover the story of this humanist and insatiable researcher in the booklet

“With Wide Open Eyes” by author Nourit Masson Sékiné -  English version. 

 

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