Postgraduate webinars
Fortnightly webinars at Sundays 12-2 PM CET, 4:30-6:30 India time
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Webinar contents
Hans TenDam
Regressions without Visualizations and without Feelings
In this webinar, we will enter into a lightless and soundless world of tactile experiences. Experiences of pressure and suction, heaviness and lightness, centripetal and centrifugal forces, density, acceleration and deceleration, direction. These experiences are related to e.g. responsibility and decisiveness. The may give us an opening to issues that are difficult to solve by our current methods: perfectionism, addictions and obsessive-compulsive behavior in general.
Janine Booij
Working with PTSD
PTSD clients can experience flashbacks, nightmares, hyperarousal, negative changes in beliefs and feelings. How can we use regression therapy techniques in a way that is useful for these clients?
Techniques from trauma-experts like Bessel van der Kolk and Peter Levine help clients that aren’t yet ready to go through the experience fully.
Maarten Wiegmans
Transference and countertransference and the square of trust
Projections from client to therapist and vice versa happen in regression therapy. Specific roles, like male and female archetypes, may trap us. How to deal with them?
Anita Bhasin
Regressions with Pregnant Mothers
Anita Bhasin
The goodwill treatment of dark spirits
Clients sometimes see dark entities like witches, cruel personalities, ugly misshapen personalities. These souls have lost their way, are not in a good space and are suffering. Taking them back into a time when everything was good, resolving the events that led to them turning towards evil helps them to heal and change.
Ameeta Tacker
Essential features of successful TRT-sessions
Aspiring therapists want to be successful and give the best to their clients. Successful TRT requires both understanding and skill. TRT is both an art and a craft. The terrain of TRT is vast and in the process of learning it, it gets complicated and so at times during the sessions the therapist may lose track of the essential requisites for brilliant sessions. Ameeta will share her personal learning about the art and craft of regression therapy.
Past webinars
Anita Bhasin
Aura exploration of relationship issues
Sometimes relationships that should be loving, eg. parent-child, siblings or partners, are toxic. This indicates an influence of previous lifetimes by pseudo-obsessors or karmic obsessors. When we face or even think of the the other, our pseudo-obsessor takes over and shows in the aura. Thus aura exploration is a natural route to resolve such relationships.
Hans TenDam
Verbal exploration of body parts
Verbal exploration of body parts or tissues that are hindering us identifies what is there, can solve the underlying problem, and helps to re-integrate the body part into the over-all organism.
Aasha Warriar
Healing disowned and murdered soul parts
The client has a story to tell, which usually involves rejected Inner Children and repressed emotions. These parts are subconsciously pushed back in the shadows, eventually affecting the adult personality – the client. Detection of these disowned fragments can be an eye-opener and help in the healing with cognitive understanding.
Marion Boon
Power lifetimes with projected consciousness.
Sometimes they may have stepped into hatred or revenge, and after death this can result in deep self blame, shame and guilt.
Hans TenDam
Resolving MID (minimal identity disorder) with verbal exploration
We are rarely completely ourselves. We don’t identify with a lot of what we are; we identify with a lot that we are not. Using “I am …” for a verbal exploration clarifies that and helps to correct it.To do a ‘spring cleaning’ once a year of our self-image is advisable.