Five effective tips for immediate action Author: Saskia John Category: Psychology, Fear Issue: No. 97 We are all familiar with anxiety. Whether it’s existential fear, fear of loss, performance anxiety or fear of rejection, most people experience these or similar fears in their lives. In such situations, it’s good to know where the fears come …
How trauma healing can succeed through neurophilosophy and body psychotherapy Author: Gabriella Rist Category: Psychology, Trauma Issue: No. 97 The search for healing led the author, herself affected by trauma, to neurophilosophy and body psychotherapy. She discovered the ancient wisdom of yoga as a path to healing and combined it with findings from brain research …
You can find out which other therapeutic approaches exist and which the author considers to be the most effective in the full article published in Tattva Viveka 97
On regaining basic trust in life Author: Lea Loeschmann Category: Psychology,Trauma Issue: No. 97 As a person affected by trauma, Lea Loeschmann became involved with therapy methods for the psyche early on. Today, she is an experienced therapist and therapist and helps people to free themselves from the emotional consequences of trauma with her self-developed …
The second dimension of trauma is the collective one. You can find out how this manifests itself and is passed on across generations in the full article that appeared in Tattva Viveka 97.
The interview was conducted by Stefanie Aue.
Read the full article published in Tattva Viveka 97 to find out what new paths medicine should take according to Dr. Gabor Maté to help people cope with and heal from illness.
Introduction to ecopsychology Author: Marc Schmuziger Ecopsychology encompasses and integrates disciplines with each other. From shamanism to philosophy and systems theory to psychology and ecology. In order to dissolve the dualism in the thinking of Western societies and to open the view on the unity of life. This supposed separation led us to alienate ourselves …
With horses on the inner path Author: Ronald Engert, Marga Reinke In dealing with horses, we humans can learn a great deal about ourselves and our relationship with others. Horses are flight animals, i.e. they are very sensitive and sensitive to pressure. They lead us into pure being, into non-violent communication, into trust and they …
