1. The Compass Of Intuiton: Intuitive Diagnostics
This workshop/seminar addresses the largely undervalued role of intuition. It is designed to enhance the awareness of intuition and confidence in developing intuitive skills in the professional and personal spheres. The importance of intuition as a diagnostic tool in accessing early experiences and trauma is highlighted. Facets of intuitive processes, the creation of optimum conditions for intuitive perception to flourish, the application of intuition in daily work and life are key issues. Tools involve peer work, questionnaires, drawings and working with objects.

2. Think Art
This workshop is designed to mobilize imaginative resources, to foster creative skills, to enhance strategic thinking and to enhance self-esteem when faced with the challenge of finding solutions to problems.

3. The Invisible Threads To Early Life
This workshop is designed to explore the impact and ramifications of early experiences and trauma on adult life. Intuitive exploration and an intuitive approach of working with objects (object sculpts) are applied in order to detect the invisible links between early and current life. The aim is to resolve the negative impact of such influences on current life. Seminar participants may wish to bring childhood and family photographs.

4. The Silent Voices Of Family Communication
This workshop is designed to explore early family interactions that may have imprinted themselves on individuals’ unconscious mechanisms of thinking and behaviour. Particular attention is paid to the resolution of negative unconscious patterns of behaviour in order to foster a more harmonious and content sense of self and a better quality of life.

5. The Labyrinth Of Family Trees (geneograms)
Geneogram work offers a wide-angle approach of exploring different strands of influences that may affect, enrich or constrain and even damage individuals within families over generations. Geneogram work provides the opportunity to study transgenerational patterns of (pathological) transmission within families. This workshop/seminar offers personal as well as theoretical insights. Seminar participants may wish to bring childhood and family photographs.

6. Two Systems Through One Looking Glass
The aim of this workshop/seminar is to look at similarities and analogies between family and organisational systems that individuals are affiliated with in order to explore the extent to which there may be a ‘spill-over’ of conflicts or problems from one system to another. Analysing the root of the problem may help to solve two sets of conflicts at once.

7. Childhood War Trauma: Invisible Ruins In The Unconscious Mind
WW II left a horrible legacy of unresolved, unrecognized and unconscious psychological war trauma in its wake. Millions of individuals and millions of their offspring were left with deep psychological scars without ever receiving proper attention to their mental health needs. For them the war never ended. The workshop/ seminar addresses this hugely neglected topic with the aim of detecting and resolving unconscious childhood war trauma and with an emphasis on improving the quality of the lives of the seminar participants.

8. The Crushing Might Of Authoritarian Abuse
The course of European history has been profoundly influenced by political, social and cultural concepts rooted in authoritarian culture. The aim of this workshop/seminar is to sensitize and enhance the awareness regarding the impact of authoritarian family cultures and school education on the psychological development, the sense of self, self-esteem and the lives of the seminar participants and to create a more confident sense of one’s own individuality.

9. Thinkdeep & Sleep
This workshop is designed to explore the interface between sleep and trauma by uncovering unconscious and usually unrecognized trauma that prevent individuals from attaining proper sleep and that therefore reduce* the quality of life.