Richard and Mathilde met Yan in 2014 during their Process Communication trainer training.

At the time, Yan was already trained in NLP – Neuro‑Linguistic Programming, which remained his core model, having helped him overcome his own stage fright.

Since then, he has combined his artistic skills with his expertise in personal development to offer “tailor‑made” support to help his clients overcome their fears and express themselves with confidence.

Our paths drifted apart without losing sight of one another, and toward the end of 2025, Richard had the idea to invite him to lead a two‑day training session with our team, to revisit the facilitator’s posture through the lens of NLP.

We later discovered that the NLP and MMAPPER models are closely connected and even share a common language and symbolism: that of the map — a map we can reshape by taking an active role in our own lives…

Here is what Yan particularly appreciated during those two days spent with us:
“Everyone’s engagement, their curiosity, their relational finesse, their enthusiasm for experimenting, adjusting, integrating. In just two days, through simple exercises and role‑plays, they were able to realize that they had already been practicing a great deal of NLP without knowing it. The difference now?
They do it consciously, with intention, and with greater confidence in the structure of their facilitation.”

The whole team thanks him for so skillfully adapting this training to our needs and our reality, and for creating a benevolent and pleasant learning environment.