Unpollute your mind to regain its power to act

Objective

An immersive and inspiring conference to awaken consciousness on the links between mental health, environment and power to act.
This intervention lays the foundations for future educational workshops and gives young people concrete keys to understanding the mechanisms of mental overload, regaining confidence in them, and reconnecting to what makes sense


An inner compass to better navigate in a world in transition.

Target audience

Secondary and higher education: all levels, general, technological or vocational courses.

Ideal format: 100 to 300 people max

FORMAT

Duration: 1h to 1h30

Lecture with two voices, rhythmic, living, scripted as a learning story.

Immersive visual support (images, field videos, testimonials).

Exchange time to the end (questions, reactions, discussions).

Derived

1. Personal Introduction
Two paths, two ordinary teenagers marked by the quest for meaning and the desire to act. Through their stories, Guillaume and Jérémy show that everyone can initiate a change on their scale, despite doubts, insecurity or social barriers.
Nurses on the ground, they testify to the concrete effects of pollution and climate change on physical and mental health. Between the polluted Rhône valley and the melting of Icelandic glaciers, the findings are clear: our health is the mirror of our environment.
An interactive conference that explores the neurological and emotional mechanisms that weaken the mental health of youth. Social networks, anxiogenic information flows, cognitive biases... we give concrete keys to take back a step back, regain clarity and become again an actor of his choices.
An exchange time to open up horizons: learn to regain control of your attention, slow down, choose what really feeds. To highlight positive initiatives, cultivate an interior ecology and debate to build one's own path.
Taking care of yourself, even before taking action: well-being is not a luxury, it is a condition for lasting engagement. This conference concludes as an invitation to extend the experience, through educational workshops designed to go further, together.

In summary

What if the real challenge was not to inform, but to learn to listen? In a world saturated with emergencies – climate, social, mental – we are bombarded with information, often anxiety, which leaves us exhausted, disoriented, sometimes paralyzed.

But impotence is not a fatality. Through our nursing careers, our human adventures and our field experiences, we share a strong conviction that everyone can regain power over his or her life.

Not by becoming an expert. Not by doing everything perfectly. But starting with yourself: understanding your emotions, making room in your mind, cultivating positive bonds, regaining meaning...

This moment is an invitation to slow down, discern, and choose what you want to feed in your life. This is not a lesson, it is a collective exploration to better understand the world, and above all, to reconnect to its power to act.

Take care of your mind, and the rest will follow.

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