Course Content
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Replays und Discussion
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Theodor Hundhammer: Welcoming9:59
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Harald Haas: What is Trauma and What is not Trauma?59:30
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Theodor Hundhammer: The Four Elements Body Scan and Light-Weight-O42:48
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Myrtha Faltin: Stabilizing Movement and Dexterity Exercises for Children54:00
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Judith Kutney: Revitalizing the Compassionate Heart58:35
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Valentin Powell: Body Balm 153:25
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Harald Haas: What is Needed for Therapy to Succeed56:58
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Verena Hetzmannseder: Seven Important Keys of Attention-based Movement Work57:04
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Evelyn Richbell, Caroline Salter: Trauma within the Family - Moving Through Fragmentation Towards Wholeness1:00:14
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Theodor Hundhammer: Eurythmy with the legs42:53
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James Dyson: Confronting the Abyss. When the Ground Gives Way under Your Feet1:09:39
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Valentin Powell: Body Balm 257:04
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Iryna Bondarevich: The Wholesome Human Being1:01:49
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Gulzaira Mamonova: Encountering and transforming trauma with art57:23
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Harald Haas: Post-traumatic Growth59:32
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Tetiana Borodulkina: Trying to Help58:25
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Myrtha Faltin: Cooperation in Emergency Assistance. Stabilizing Exercises for Adults50:51
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Theodor Hundhammer: Protective Meditation21:43
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Theodor Hundhammer: Seven-step Therapy Systems and Their Potentials for Trauma Therapy45:34
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Contributions of Participants
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Petra Rosenkranz: Developmental Trauma - Art Work in Cairo18:13
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Theodor Hundhammer: Sense of Touch N-B-H13:34
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Graham Kennish: Goethean Psychology and Trauma15:42
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Truus van der Kaaij: Dąbrowski’s ‘Theory of Positive Disintegration’ (TPD)14:32
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Lolita Malinina: Hedgehog Therapy14:34
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Adele Waldmann: Eurythmy Therapy for Chronic Pain Due to PTSD9:19
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Halyna Bokovets: Learning to Forgive25:01
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Alla Selikhanovich: Music Therapy As a Survival Aid18:34
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Harald Haas: What is Needed for Therapy to Succeed
A Verse for Our Time
Whatever comes, whatever the next hour, the next day may bring me:
I cannot change it at this moment, as it is completely unknown to me, by any fear.
I will await it with the most perfect inner peace of soul, with the most perfect calmness of mind.
Our development will be inhibited by fear and anxiety;
through the waves of fear and anxiety we reject what wants to enter our soul from the future!
The surrender to what is called divine wisdom in events,
the certainty that what is to come must be...
and that it must also have its good effects in some direction,
the evocation of this mood in words, in sensations, in ideas,
that is the mood of the prayer of devotion.
This is part of what we have to learn in this time: To live out of pure trust,
without security of existence, trusting in the ever-present help of the spiritual world.
Truly, nothing else will do if our courage is not to fail us.
Let us discipline our will and seek awakening from within ourselves
every morning and every evening.
The prayer in this form does not come directly from Rudolf Steiner! The first three paragraphs of the text are - in partly modified form - compiled from three passages of Rudolf Steiner's lecture "The Essence of Prayer" Berlin 17. 2. 1910, GA 059, p. 114. (Download Pdf). The last two paragraphs reproduce in modified form a wording handed down by Zeylmans van Emmichoven, which is said to have come from Rudolf Steiner. Source: AnthroWiki