About
Arnaud Guibert

A foundational experience

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My journey toward accompaniment began when I was living on the streets,

in a time of great instability.
A simple and unexpected experience revealed something essential to me:

human potential is far greater than we imagine.

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The discovery that changed everything

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After a chaotic childhood and adolescence, I was convinced that I had “no talent.”
I believed that “artistic gifts” were reserved for a few lucky ones at birth.

Then one day, I came across a street juggler and asked him to teach me.
To my great surprise, I discovered that I was capable—me, who thought I was “good for nothing.”

That revelation shook my vision of myself and of the world.
I told myself: if I can do it, then anyone can. And they must know it!

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The awakening of a vocation

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After only two days of practice, I was already mastering a few tricks.
I thought: if I know ten, I can pass on five.

What mattered was not creating jugglers, but showing that certain beliefs keep us trapped and prevent us from even trying.
Experience itself allows those limiting beliefs to be organically transformed.

With hindsight, I realize that my profession as a coach began that very day: guiding people to discover their hidden treasures.

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A Career in the Service of Transmission

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Throughout my life as an artist, I continued to transmit alongside performing.
Every encounter was an opportunity to share this certainty: potential lies dormant within each of us, and sometimes all it takes is one experience or one form of support to awaken it.​

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This founding lesson still nourishes my approach as a coach and therapist today.

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I had the chance to work as a performing artist in psychiatric clinics for about ten years.
There, I discovered the transformative power of art to support people through deeply challenging times..
I understood that these practices could, in complement to medical and therapeutic support, be of immense help.To give meaning to what I was naturally doing, I trained in NLP.
It allowed me to deeply understand my practices and go even further.

My curiosity about the human being naturally led me to become a psychotherapist:

coaching was the visible part of the iceberg, but I wanted to explore the submerged part.

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I myself began therapeutic work at the age of 25 — and it is not finished yet.
Whenever I feel the need, I call my therapist.

Because every stage of our lives brings trials, and it is precious to be accompanied while moving through them.

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