MFT
About MFT
The technique involves identifying and working on tensions on a mental level, which, according to Dr. Klinghardt's theory, can have a positive effect on the body's self-regulation. This is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or therapy.
While the client turns his inner attention to the split content, the therapist – or later the client himself – taps acupuncture points and relevant autonomic switching points that reattach and center the mental body.
During training
Methods related to MFT are taught for immediate application in practice. The MFT I course is part of the " Applied Neurobiology according to Dr. Klinghardt® " training program.
"Essential companions of every therapist are their wealth of knowledge and experience, their common sense, and their ability to think logically. They need these components to move from a symptom to a diagnosis, and from the diagnosis to the appropriate treatment. There is something like "an inner order, an inner structure that one can follow as a therapist, which decodes itself and determines the measures that are best and work most quickly and effectively."
Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt
Course content & seminar dates Autonomous Response Test
All courses are self-contained and can be booked individually. The training can be completed with an MFT therapist or MFT consultant exam.