El Camino
Four unrelated parts on El Camino that merge into one story Written by Natalia Sikalova First part A group of Polish pilgrims is walking El Camino. They began in 2016 from Lviv, walking over 4000 kilometres in stages, and are now on the final stretch. We meet at some stops,
EARTh 20 years
23 August 2026 EARTh’s 20th Birthday! EARTh was founded in Frankfurt in 2006 by 36 members from seven countries. Since then, our community has grown to almost 400 members across 38 countries worldwide. As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we thank all our members whose dedication, presence and hard work
The Journal of Regression Therapy: Forty years and still kicking
There are journals that exist merely to publish information, and then there are journals that quietly preserve the spirit of an entire movement. The Journal of Regression Therapy belongs to the second category. In 1985 the Association of Past-Life Research and Therapy (APRT) was founded and it was in Spring of
A Hilarious Analysis for the Congress of Analytical Psychology
by Ekaterina Kobzeva I have always been curious and open-minded. One of my most important goals in this present life is to experience the wholeness, which means, first of all, the acceptance of different approaches, visions, opinions and experiences, including therapy and spiritual practices. The range of different therapies I’ve
Past Life Regression – Is This Something to be Taken Seriously by Psychotherapists?
by Andy Tomlinson Andy has been a UKCP member and Regression Therapist for over twenty years and is an international trainer and author of three books on Regression Therapy. He shares his personal thoughts and experiences about using ‘past life stories’ in a transpersonal healing process and talks about how an increasing number
My training in Brasil
My training in Brasil By Athanasios Komianos With Alberto Boarini we had something in common, the same remarkable mentor, Roger Woolger. Alberto, for the last years in his practice, he conducts sessions by employing psychodrama and transgenerational therapy. We had been exchanging scarce messages during all these years, until about
Obstacles and Remainders When Crossing the Threshold
A lecture given at the conference of the German Society for Anthroposophic Psychotherapy in autumn 2022 in Berlin by Dagmar Krüskemper The title of the conference “Everything begins with luminousness – life and death” indicates that crossing the threshold is not only the end of a state of being, but
Initiations
A life changing process at the EARTh pre-convention in Kemer by Gudrun Sanden, Norway The topic of the group exercise with Hans TenDam in the first day of the pre-convention was reliving a failed and a successful initiation experience. At the second day of the pre-Convention, as the last demo
Hollenberg’s point of view on Regression Therapy
Heleen Hollenberg’s contribution to the EARTh Panel Discussion on September 22nd 2022 Today, the world is in crisis: a climate crisis, an environmental crisis, and a psychological crisis: in NL 5% of all people are suffering from depression per year and 17% of the working population per year is suffering
Inner Child Therapy on War Traumas
an interview with Trisha Caetano by Gözde Tabak Since February the world is witnessing the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. There are thousands of people affected first hand and many more by the effects of war. Even by watching the news, feelings of despair, fear, helplessness and anger are
Regression therapy is entering the psychiatric field in Suriname
by Janine Booij While I was in Suriname in February this year I had the honour to be present at the promotion of dr. Kamla Nannan Panday-Jhingoeri. This psychiatrist became a ‘doctor of medical science’ because of her study of working with ‘Transpersonal regression therapy’ with psychiatric patients. In her
Embodied spirituality – a psycho-spiritual approach to healing trauma
by Juanita Pudifoot and Biggi Hofmann This article first appeared in the July 2018 issue of Thresholds, published by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy United Kingdom.© We decided to write this article after inspiring explorations of similarities and differences in the methods of deep memory process (DMP) and psychodrama psychotherapy, and how both approaches use