ABOUT

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME

Viviane Veraguth, Neurosomatic Practitioner and Coach specializing in nervous system regulation

HELLO, NICE TO MEET YOU.
I AM VIVIANE.

My Story.

For years, I lived caught between high-functioning anxiety and freeze, convinced the solution was to smile more and work harder. Despite outward success, I was chasing perfection, recognition, and achievement. Along the way, I experienced two divorces, two burnouts, and challenges I could no longer ignore.

Eventually, I hit a wall. And that wall became a doorway.

Through neurosomatic practices, NSDR + Yoga Nidra, and other brain-body approaches, I began to understand that change wasn't about pushing harder or trying to control every symptom. It was about learning to recognize familiar patterns, reconnect with my body, and find new ways to respond to stress and uncertainty.

These approaches have played an important role in my own journey, helping me navigate anxiety, improve my sleep, experience fewer migraines, and rediscover a greater sense of safety and steadiness.

Today, I bring this experience and my professional training together to support others navigating grief, loss, health challenges, ongoing stress, and major life transitions—especially during those moments when life no longer looks the way it once did.

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MY PHILOSOPHY

More support
more ease
More hope

IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A DIFFERENT WAY THROUGH, YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

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Many people who find their way here share a similar experience.

They've often already tried a lot. They've sought support, explored different approaches, and worked hard to manage what they're experiencing. Yet something still persists. Not because they haven't tried hard enough, but because the patterns driving these responses often run deeper.

Many are navigating major life transitions: a health diagnosis, grief and loss, divorce, or the quiet weight of carrying too much for too long. Others have simply been living with these patterns for so long that they've stopped expecting things to change.

What they're looking for is not more ways to cope. They're looking for a way to help the brain and body truly shift.

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My work is informed by years of study, lived experience, and a deep respect for the process of transformation.

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Neurosomatic Intelligence Coaching

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Somatic Trauma + Anxiety Coaching

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Integrative Grief Counseling (in progress)

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Integrative Medical Hypnotherapy

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NSDR + Yoga Nidra

Being trained and certified in numerous modalities these are the ones I use most frequently.

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    "She who overcomes her fears will truly be free."

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    "What the nervous system learned, it can also unlearn."

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    "The wound is the place where the light enters you."

Viviane Veraguth, Neurosomatic and Breathwork Practitioner supporting stress, anxiety, chronic pain, and nervous system regulation
Viviane Veraguth, Neurosomatic Practitioner and Coach specializing in nervous system regulation
Viviane Veraguth, Nervous System and Breathwork Coach supporting people with anxiety and chronic pain

ON A PERSONAL NOTE

When I’m not working with clients or diving into new training to better support them, you’ll find me exploring the world. I’ve traveled to just a few countries shy of 100 and love visiting museums, discovering newly designed spaces, hiking tall peaks, or skiing down alpine valleys like the true Swiss national I am. Ideally with a good piece of chocolate and freshly baked bread in hand, made by my favorite person, my German husband.

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READY TO GET STARTED?

ONE BREATH, ONE STEP, ONE SHIFT AT A TIME.

Finding your way back to safety and steadiness begins here.