My various therapy and treatment approaches have proven to be particularly successful in treating the following psychological and physical (stress-related psychosomatic) diseases:

• Mental disorders such as depression, burnout and anxiety, e.g. generalized anxiety, panic attacks and disorders, various phobias as well as depressive moods, exhaustion and burnout in general; but also concentration disorders or ADHD.
• Chronic pain such as migraine, headache, back pain, shoulder pain and neck pain, hip-, knee- and foot pain, abdominal pain, throat pain, arm and hand pain, scar pain or pelvic floor pain (CPPS)
• Functional disorders such as respiratory distress, dizziness, drowsiness, dysphagia, chronic nausea, cardiac-, gastrointestinal- and bladder problems or tinnitus.
• Movement disorders such as insecure gait, stiffness, weakness, wrong posture and restricted movement (even after a stroke).
• Autoimmune diseases and problems with the internal organs in general (especially if they have arisen after psychologically stressful situations).

The results obtained in my Munich practice using hypnotherapy as well as body psychotherapy applied in connection with hypnotherapeutic approaches are just as surprising as they are encouraging:

In many cases, hypnosis allows my patients to reach results they may not have reached otherwise or at the very least not in that timeframe.

The difference is definitely noticeable:

From 5 to rarely over 10 hypnosis sessions (taken over the course of a few weeks or months), compared to sometimes >100 conversational psychotherapy or >300 psychoanalysis sessions (in each case spread over several years).

The main reason for this is that, in hypnosis, the therapeutic access to the „emotional memory“ (more precisely the brain stem and the limbic system of the brain in which all feelings are being processed) is greatly facilitated so that the therapist’s words can change emotions as well as release unprocessed ones (accumulated emotions). Access to the limbic brain structures, on the other hand, remains largely closed during non-trance procedures, such as in conversational psychotherapy, for instance.

That is why I consider hypnotherapy (hypnoanalysis and regression therapy in general) as well as sensorimotor body psychotherapy (associated with hypnotherapeutic approaches) to be the supreme disciplines of therapeutic methods.

I have developed my own way of working:

It is based on my training in therapeutic hypnotherapy (among otthers Dr. Norbert) as well as further training sessions in body psychotherapy. These methods, which are highly recognized in alternative medicine, are complemented by further techniques that meet the latest scientific standards. Both my psychological background and research allow me to relate psychological and physical processes during my hypnotherapeutic and body psychotherapeutic activities so as to achieve long lasting results via a professional therapy.

I expect my patients to bring along some healthy self-motivation as well as a little patience – especially with themselves. Even if, according to my experience, the integration of hypnotherapy, body psychotherapy in association with hypnotherapy and psychotherapy usually achieve significantly faster progress and better results than conventional methods, but always the best results can be achieved if one takes a little time for his personal development. This is the only way to turn a therapeutic process into a process of personal growth.

Most of my clients have already gone through one or more conventional psychotherapies, physiotherapies, or other school-based therapies before they come to me. Although many of these patients are considered unresponsive to treatment in school medicine terms, I often solve problems that are not achievable through conventional forms of therapy via the integrative approach – for example, through hypnosis.

I usually work in a cause-and-solution-oriented manner and treat symptoms that my patients perceive as disturbing, by tackling the root cause. Often times a small but decisive change of perspective – distancing oneself from the symptom and focussing on available resources – can also lead to significant change.

Despite all the patience necessary for therapeutic change to process, my way of working is very intense and goal-oriented. Thus, I am able to offer my patients the best possible treatment in a given time and financial framework. As a private practitioner, I rely on recommendations from my treated patients and I am very glad that many of these patients are satisfied with their treatment and feel compelled to recommend my services.

Would you like to find out how effective my cross-pillar therapy techniques can be in regards to your symptoms? Then fill out the contact form to arrange a first appointment.

I am looking forward to hearing from you.