Regression and Past Life Therapy
Roger Woolger PhD who is considered internationally to
be one of the leading pioneers in Regression Therapy has developed a
method of regression called Deep Memory Process (DMP) which
unlike other regression practices is not solely hypnotic regression. DMP
works with the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual levels in one
comprehensive process. It is a therapeutic process for recurring
problems not for curiosity about past lives.
DMP is a creative therapeutic synthesis of Jungian active
imagination, psychodramatic role play, shamanic healing, various body
therapies and transpersonal psychology. Throughout the process you
remain completely conscious and aware of your surroundings.
This is worth considering for the following:
• To resolve childhood and other traumas
• Recognise the limiting patterns running your life
• Difficulties in relationships
• Anxiety, phobias, aches, chronic pain and emotional
blockages
After an initial interview the process starts with you
lying down and relaxing. During the interview the therapist notices
where the charge is in what you have brought to focus on and uses those
to guide you into whatever images, words or feelings intensify. You are
encouraged to follow them so that a story, from this life or a past
life, appears. This is then followed with a psychodrama where you relive
it and by doing so release the blocked energy from the old trauma. It
is the same principle successfully used with victims of war neurosis,
according to which it is only possible to free oneself from trauma by
recalling it. In doing so it can release you from it on mental,
emotional and somatic levels as the whole of you now knows it is over
and past. There are cathartic interventions, revisiting the scenes,
re-enacting them where you now have the resources you didn't have at the
time and healing of the wounds. Some talking therapies take longer and
only work on intellectual and interpretative levels which may leave the
old fears replaying dissociated in the body and emotional level; this is
a complete healing process.
A session usually takes two hours to cover the three
stages, of the process: interview, intensive work followed by reflection
and recovery. This is then incorporated into the person's therapeutic
process as a whole. A series of sessions is usual and can be used alone
or in conjunction with other therapies. Recommended website: www.rogerwoolger.com
For further information or to make an appointment please
contact Imogen on 07725 268 297 or by email.
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