Is it medical?+
No. GEN offers non-medical neurofunctional regulation support. We do not make diagnoses and we do not deliver treatments. Our work sits upstream: sustaining the regulation function of the nervous system so that rest, sleep, focus and recovery become effective again. It never replaces medical or psychological care — it can, however, complement it, in full transparency with your health professionals.
Is it a treatment?+
No. It is training, closer to structured physical preparation — but applied to the nervous system. No substance, no manipulation, no prescription. The exercises are short, progressive and target precise neuro-visual mechanisms so the system regulates more accurately. You remain fully in charge of your pace throughout.
Is it coaching?+
No. We do not set professional goals, do not build verbal action plans and do not intervene in your decisions or leadership posture. GEN works upstream, on the function that conditions your mental availability, emotional stability and recovery capacity. Many clients find that their coaching, preparation or management naturally becomes more effective afterwards.
Is it psychotherapy?+
No. There is no exploration of the past, no psychological analysis, no interpretation. The approach is strictly non-verbal and functional: we observe and train how your nervous system regulates vigilance, tension and recovery. If psychological support is ongoing or desired, GEN can sit alongside it as complementary work on the function — never as a substitute.
How long does it take?+
The initial assessment lasts about 1 hour 15 minutes: interview, objective measurements and a personalized read-out. The training sessions that follow are deliberately short — about 30 minutes — to fit demanding schedules and respect the physiology of the nervous system, which progresses better through brief, regular stimulation than through long efforts.
How many sessions?+
It depends on your starting point, your load and your goals. In practice, a regular rhythm — typically weekly — over several weeks is what allows changes to settle. A first threshold is usually noticeable within a handful of sessions; consolidation takes longer. We adjust the rhythm and duration together, based on the measured indicators.
Who is it for?+
Anyone who has to decide, perform and recover under sustained pressure: executives, senior managers and professionals exposed to chronic stress, elite athletes, operational roles (law enforcement, healthcare, aviation…), students in demanding periods. GEN also serves people who want to prevent burnout rather than endure it.
Are there any contraindications?+
Some active eye conditions (for instance a progressive retinal disorder) or neurological conditions (unstabilized epilepsy, recent head-injury after-effects) may require prior medical advice or an adapted protocol. We systematically assess these elements during the initial assessment and can, if needed, liaise with your physician.
How do you measure progress?+
Through objectified indicators reviewed at regular intervals: neuro-visual regulation measurements, sleep quality and continuity, recovery speed, sustained-attention capacity, emotional stability in real situations. These milestones make progress visible and let us adjust the plan — the work is driven by data, not impressions.
Why have you devoted so many years to this approach?+
Because, in our experience, changes obtained at the level of nervous-system regulation are among the most durable. When the function stabilizes, everything that depends on it — decisions, recovery, focus, stress management, sleep — becomes more reliable. Investing in this function is investing in long-term performance rather than in surface-level adjustments.
Why did you create Neuro Performance Dynamics?+
To give Geneva and French-speaking Switzerland a dedicated space for people under pressure: structured, measurable, non-medical, and aligned with the real stakes of sustainable performance. The goal is to make an approach that bridges applied neuroscience, methodological rigor and discretion genuinely accessible to executives, athletes and institutions.
Why are you convinced the nervous system deserves to be better understood?+
Because we readily train skills, muscles or mindset — and neglect the system that coordinates all of it. Yet it is this system that ultimately decides your ability to recover, to stay focused and to keep going over time. Understanding it better opens the door to real prevention and to performance that is not paid for at the expense of health.