“Trauma” is a powerful word for many people, often associated with experiences of extreme situations reported in the media.

A traumatic response does not necessarily have to be triggered by an objectively life-threatening situation. Attachment difficulties with a mother or father, the loss of a job, separation, family conflicts, surgical procedures, experiences of violence, or emotional or sexual abuse during childhood can similarly affect our physiological, emotional, and mental functioning.

Many people carry a certain sense of dissatisfaction within themselves. They feel they could get more out of life “if only this vague fear” or another inner conflict were not holding them back from living life to the fullest.

Over the course of many years in my personal search for healing and clarity, I repeatedly encountered limitations. Yet I always felt certain that there was a way to overcome them.

My experience working with trauma healing through Somatic Experiencing® in combination with ISP® and NARM® has been the most significant addition to my journey so far and, in my view, represents a breakthrough in psychotherapeutic work.

I am very grateful to be able to share my experience through trauma work and hope to continue supporting many people on their path toward healing.

Looking for information in German?
Visit my German-language website for trauma therapy in Berlin https://www.traumaheilung-berlin.de/