Healthy Autonomy

Self-encounter by using the Sentence of Intention in individual sessions

My work is shaped by the mindset that the answers and solutions to an individual's development reside within her or him, and that he or she intuitively feels what is right. I value and empathically accompany my clients on their path to themselves - to their identity.

By mirroring and by the reactions of an empathic counterpart awareness and insight arise and enable individual development. In my workshop I demonstrate how in an indivudual setting it is possible to successfully reveal the psychic split and its dynamic visible on the outside. Depending on the client's preferences I also apply subtle body work (BODYNAMIC^©) during the process.

After the session there will be time for questions and discussion.

Sophie Ruhlig, born 1966 in Braunschweig, Germany. Studies in Stuttgart. In 2012 education in Identity-oriented Psychotrauma Theory (IoPT) developed by Prof. Dr. Franz Ruppert. Since 2012 I am a certified BODYNAMIC^© practitioner (somatic psychology and analysis developed by Lisbeth Marcher). Since 2015 private practice in Munich, offering individual and group sessions. Since April of 2017 I offer my psychological facilitation services also in Hamburg. Annually, I organize a seminar with Prof. Dr. Franz Ruppert in Hamburg. My practices are located in Munich and Hamburg.

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Physically visible Trauma

How do we handle situations where “physically visible trauma” is in the primary focus? When there is obviously no way to suppress it because it is visible every day for war invalids, victims of violence, mutilations, accidents, violence or even scars of surgery? How do people deal with these kinds of problems? In which kind do the victims or patients try to suppress the daily memory their body shows them?

During all the years I have worked with these kinds of topics and experienced that nearly all of the people had a very distinctive perpetrator- / victim-dynamics within themselves. Regarding their perpetrator-structure, they reinjure themselves in the stagnating part of the body repeatedly. This happens unaware but sometimes also very aware. Typical behaviour patterns are: downgrading the pain, ignoring the obvious symptoms, making fun of the pain and bragging with the fact how much agony they can withstand.

On the other hand, the victim-type structured people try to find something positive about it. There focus is to inhabit the symptoms or their wounds as an advantage and normally I can witness that these people sacrifice a large portion of their live to their derogations.
Sometimes they use their situations by stepping into premature pension, or being nursed by their children. With this type of behaviour, they try to live out their symbiotic needs of their childhood.

The first therapeutic approach concerning this topic has to be in a supporting way, so the individual is able to grow awareness of their trauma. In the actual therapy, the focus must be to enable the clients to find their own open-minded experience, to integrate all the divided parts and finally to give them resources to get out of their own trauma-biography. Another purpose is to get them to the point where they can perceive their own physically visible trauma, to understand and move the emotional processes, which are associated. The final goal is to find a way to build a healthy relationship to yourself.

Ingrid Perg, born in 1965 in Lienz, married and mother of three, Dipl. Life and social consultant, state-approved healing masseur, Dipl. hypnosis practitioner, since 2008 working in my own praxis in Lienz, since 2011 further education by Prof. Dr. Franz Ruppert
2014 – 2016 further education in somatic experiencing by Peter Levine,2017 further education by Prof. Dr. K.H. Brisch – bonding psychology.

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