Annual Convention

EARTh Annual Convention 2012 - Kleve, Germany

Workshops and Evening Events Agenda

Saturday, Jul 14th 2012

Arrivals

Sunday, Jul 15th 2012 (Day 1) Pre-Summer School Training

09:00 - 17:30

Lunch Break at

13:00-14:30

Hypnoscopesis: Integrating ancient Greek techniques into regression therapy

Athanasios Komianos & Andromache (Greece)

Prevailing talk-therapy is ineffective, because it does not probe the deeper layers of our consciousness and does not face the shadow side.
Almost three thousand years ago, people could have lucid dreams about the root and the solution of their problem; initially in caves and holes in the ground, later in shrines and temples of Asklepios. Priests interpreted their visions and dreams if necessary.
Nassos Komianos will show why a session may take place at the top of a mountain, on a beach, or within a cave. Urban dwellers cannot easily find their way even in a stylish office. Running water, the surf of the sea, the smell of rain-soaked earth, natural dance with sounds of original music, may bring us in contact with our inner self. Many disorders afflicting our clients are due to alienation from the natural environment.
This institute will introduce you to this ancient form of therapy. After a general presentation, we will go into the woods to have an imaginative tour towards healing. An ancient ritual will bring some of you in touch with your core problem. They will face incubation. The others will attend. All will be participants in the healing process. We close the day with a visualization in which we ask Hypnos and Oneiros to come to our sleep and offer us insights.
The next day we will share our experiences. The institute will provide examples of how to incorporate this technique into your own practice.

Monday, Jul 16th 2012 (Day 2) Pre-Summer School Training (continued)

09:00 - 17:30

Lunch Break at

13:00-14:30

Hypnoscopesis
Integrating ancient Greek techniques into regression therapy

This second day we will share our experiences. The institute will provide examples of how to incorporate this technique into your own practice.

Monday, Jul 16th 2012 School Leaders Meeting

(at the same time with the second day of pre-workshop)

10:00 - 17:00

College Meeting

Moderator: Sueli Simoes

19:30 - 22:00

Opening meeting and welcome EARTh Annual Convention

Tuesday, Jul 17th 2012    Annual Convention workshops

10:00 - 17:30

Lunch Break at

13:00-14:30

Guilt and Shame from the Shadow into the Spotlight - A spiritual Detox.

Marion Boon (The Netherlands)

In this workshop we will address experiences on Guilt or Shame, that reside in the shadow of our being. A group session will lead participants to a part in the shadow that is ready to step forward into the spotlight of your attention today. When we examine the causes and consequences, we will pay attention to the mental aspects, programming the present from the past and we will address the physical storage of this issue - mostly one organ. To bring the spotlight to this part in need, will bring relief and insights. Addressing the deep tissue memory is a side-effect of this exercise.

After the group- session, one participant can be demonstration client. Possibly some others may be invited for a short session to the core of this shadow-issue. Participants will be aware of the fact that they are joining in an exercise that will bring issues into the light that you will later need to attend to personally.

10:00 - 17:30

Lunch Break at

13:00-14:30

Into the Dark into the Light
Trisha Caetano (USA)

"Guilt and shame are primary tools of controllers.  By not allowing certain feelings or self expression, we learn to repress those parts of us that have been shamed.  This creates the split that deepens the ‘Shadow' archetype within ourselves.   'Shadow' contains the elements in a personality that are disowned.  They are the unlived sides of a person's total potential and often the best parts of who we are become repressed into the Shadow through guilt, shame and blame.  Through lack of attention and development these unlived and denied qualities remain archaic or turn "Dark'. "

The only way to bring light to the dark is to explore the dark.  This workshop will be experiential rather than didactic.  You as a group will be guided into the dark regions of your unconscious.  You will have the opportunity to find and experience these disowned parts of yourself.  You will be shown how to ‘own' and  bring them into conscious awareness, into the light, so you can use these parts of yourself in a positive way, in your life now.

In the afternoon, you will meet the parts of yourself that control and are controlled by shame and guilt, the two sides of this split.  Methods will be used to bring cooperation instead of repression or powerlessness between these two parts of yourself.  In the end, we will explore who you are in the light.

This workshop will give you specific tools you can use in your private practice, in your own groups and to continue with your own healing.

If time allows, we will do one demonstration of how you can use these methods in your private practice.

19:30 - 22:30

General Assembly - EARTh member

Wednesday, Jul 18th 2012    Annual Convention workshop

10:00 - 13:00

Non-verbal regression therapy with babies and young children
Marc Van Hecke (Belgium)

Guilt and shame may already be imprinted in the etheric body of babies. Prenatal or early childhood trauma may restimulate past-life trauma. Or the baby may carry charges of a parent. Often, people only begin to work at such issues when they are adults.
This workshop shows how to reach the emotional, mental or physical charges of early trauma in babies and very young children. Working directly with the energetic residues by non-verbal communication gives amazing results. Kinesiology, non-verbal ‘yes-no' communication finds the trauma charge; energy work heals it. We work directly with the child, not remotely.

10:00 - 13:00

Finding and integrating shadow characters from past lives in DMP
Sueli Simões, MD, CRT (Portugal)

Shadow projections betray themselves as visceral emotional reactions towards people, things or situations, often with strong criticism and blame. They indicate that the shadow may be at play.
These shadow images, as Jung put it, "challenge the whole personality." They are hard to own and require much remorse and re-evaluation. By diving into these affects, while acknowledging their source inside us, we may face the projected contents of our personal unconscious that may appear as past-life characters. The integration of the Shadow requires conscious awareness. Once the Shadow has been befriended and integrated, the experienced Self expands and unfolds.
Shadow work has deep implications for healing for a world bent on seeking scapegoats and disowning its own guilt.
This workshop will explore trough group exercise aspects of the Shadow and show how to use them as inductions to past lives. The Deep Memory Process (DMP) in Shadow Work will be demonstrated. We will discuss how to manage deep past-life guilt, remorse or shame. This may need longer work. Integration strategies will be discussed and exemplified.

13:00 - 14:30

Lunch

14:30 - 17:30

Getting beyond guilt and shame: Integrating NLP-techniques with Regression Therapy
M. Reşat Güner – Tülin Etyemez Schimberg

NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) is a developing field since 1972, offering practical models of human mind and unconscious. NLP is a toolbox which can be used successfully in the field of therapy, formed by modeling the methods of eminent therapists like Milton Erickson, Virginia Satir and Fritz Perls.
One of the important presuppositions in NLP is that there is a part behind the unwanted behavior, driven by a positive intention. Most NLP practitioners assume these ‘parts’ which are responsible for unwanted behavior are formed within the current life; they ignore ‘parts’ from past lives. However, some parts and limiting generalizations within us have been learned not in this life but in others. That is, limiting generalizations can be carried from one life to others. Also guilt and shame may cause powerful limitations through many lifetimes. In NLP, there are various practical methods to deal with these limiting generalizations and to reframe problematic states such as guilt and shame.

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14:30 - 17:30

Shadow of the Victim
Diba Ayten Yilmaz ( Turkey)

During a regression session, most clients go to a past-life which they were Victim. This workshop will show how to search for the Shadow part of the Victim. Most people prefer to stay in victim mood because they do not want to confront with their life in the dark (shadow part). The role of the therapist is being a mediator for the client to see his/her past-life in shadow. While working with victim and shadow past-lives client starts to understand ownself from a bigger perspective. Then it's possible to balance and integrate Victim and Shadow parts of the client. The participants of this workshop will learn how to find the Shadow part and integrate both parts. During this workshop Diba is going to give case studies from her work. And she will do a demo session with a volunteer. This work helps the client to resolve the Victim mood of the client.

17: 30 - end

Thursday, Jul 19th 2012

10:00 - 13:00

Survivor´s Guilt and its Solution
Christoph von Keyserlingk (Germany)

Survivor's guilt was first identified during the 1960. Similar conditions were recognized among Holocaust survivors and later in survivors of traumatic situations. In the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder IV (DSM-IV) survivor's guilt was removed as an independent diagnosis and redefined as a significant symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Repressed survivor's guilt may surface in different symptoms. It it is regular issue in regression therapy. Therefore it is very useful to be able to recognize it.
This workshop demonstrates how to resolve the guilt feeling with four examples:
1. A man who got sick as soon as he was driving in a car.
2. A woman who had very heavy tinnitus.
3. A man whose mother died when he was very young.
4. An Israeli ballet dancer could not accept her body. All her four grandparents survived Auschwitz.
A fifth example will show that survivor's guilt does not necessarily occur.

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10:00 - 13:00

GUILT AND SUPERIORITY
How people build their own prison and stay there
Hans TenDam (The Netherlands)

Guilt is an antidote to superiority, but the wrong one. To be responsible is the golden mean between being irresponsible and feeling guilty. Guilt is the cancer of conscience. In guilt we are our own cop, our own prosecutor, our own judge, and our own jailor in our own mental prison. And the sentence has no term.
As a a child we may have been sternly judged by a father, a mother or a teacher, and we internalized that judgement. Or we died in guilt and remained so afterwards. This is what this workshop is about: some souls cannot forgive their own mistakes, crimes and misdemeanors because they they think to highly of themselves.
This workshop gives examples of such mind-sets and their resolution in regression therapy. It explains how people turn gold into lead - and how to reverse that. It is not about forgiveness, but about understanding. It is about restoring humanity - or finding it for the first time. It will contain a group session and either a demo or an exercise. (If this doesn't meet your expectations, don't blame the teacher. It's not his fault, but yours! Teachers are blameless, as teachers are superior.)

13:00 - 14:30

Lunch

14:30 - 16:00

Demo Session:

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14:30 - 16:00

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14:30 - 16:00

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16:00 - 16:15

15 min Break

16:15 - 17:45

Discussion Group: Open Discussion without Agenda

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16:15 - 17:45

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16:15 - 17:45

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19:00 - End

PARTY TIME & BARBECUE

Friday, Jul 20th 2012

10:00 - 11:00

Discussion Groups

11:00 - 13:00

Closing remarks - Certification

13:00 - 14:30

Lunch

14:30

Goodbye until next annual convention