Psycho-Kinesiology III

This course focuses on deepening theoretical and practical aspects of systemic, family-oriented approaches based on Bert Hellinger's approach. It demonstrates how elements of constellation work in an individual setting—in conjunction with kinesiological methods—can be integrated into a supportive counseling process. The genogram spanning three generations serves as a tool for reflecting on family relationships. Simply examining the family system can provide new perspectives and provide inspiration for personal development processes. To prepare for the seminar, we recommend reading Bradshaw's book "Family Secrets" or Monika McGoldrick's "Genograms."

Further course contents include:

• Loyalty in families – hidden principles, consequences and promotion of well-being
• The 10 dynamics that ensure belonging to the family of origin
• Symbiotic fusions with people from our system – with a focus on mother bonding
• The 33-second technique, a mental exercise approach for positive alignment with personal goals and future perspectives
• Creating a genogram

For first-time participants: The last two days of the seminar are an integral part of the course. They provide ample opportunity to deepen and practice the newly taught techniques of Systemic Psycho-Kinesiology, and to gain personal treatment experience.

For repeaters: Dr. Klinghardt recommends this course as an update for repeaters and PK therapists who have already completed their training, as he consistently presents the latest findings from his PK practice and his work with Systemic Psycho-Kinesiology. Repeaters can book the last two days of the PK III course additionally.

Please bring: Family tree over 3 generations, PK work materials, colored pencils

Please note: Creating your own family tree can sometimes be like the work of a detective and require a lot of time!

All courses are self-contained, can be booked and billed individually, and are freely accessible.