An excellent actor, we had no idea that Patrice had suffered from major anxiety disorders. Now recovered, he delivers a message full of hope, and shares the tools he’s forged himself to break free. His passion for words and his talent as a comedian make him a one-of-a-kind. speaker who will inspire you to achieve anything you once thought impossible.

Topics covered :

• A look back at the first anxiety attacks
• The transformation, the return to balance
• Life is essentially movement and impermanence
• The tyranny of the norm or limiting oneself to imitation
• The present moment, the inner support
• Say yes to expansion, die to the old

Living a professional or personal relationship isn’t always easy, even if two people start out with the best of intentions.

On the other hand, some relationships become downright toxic and impossible. Someone has taken the upper hand over a colleague or loved one, who ends up going round in circles in a relationship of dependence and abuse.

How can you make sense of it all? What tools are available to get out of this downward spiral? Taking a step back, getting a fresh perspective and a new outlook to free yourself from this war zone and finally begin to rediscover balance, freedom, peace and joie de vivre – that’s the priority!

Yes, it’s possible! Yes, it can!

Patrice Coquereau, with the help of a psychologist, has set out to sort out and portray the various personality disorders. He places particular emphasis on narcissistic perverts, whose actions and strategies wreak havoc on those around them.

Unmasking them, recognizing their different facets, can give people the impetus they need to move on and act with full knowledge of the facts. Lucidity, responsibility and freedom go hand in hand.

Patrice Coquereau invites you to stop condemning yourself, to give yourself a quality of life and to deploy yourself in a new reality. Tools and resources exist. An exchange and sharing session with the audience will also help to nourish and enrich your awareness.

Every human being has the right to happiness and dignity. To put an end to the old merry-go-round, we need a new household!