Training * * * Program Curriculum Registration		R Ü T T E - F O R U M -   T o d t m o o s   - deutsch The Training Program Qualification as an Initiation Therapist Candidates are familiarized with Initiation Therapy through ongoing training, group work, supervision, teaching therapy, practical training, and the third phase supervision of therapy work performed by the assistant. Processes used include: Initiation bodywork guided drawings clay work dream work Students may also work with spiritual arts and meditation methods. For example: Aikido Tai-Chi Zazen Yoga In addition, exercises in service in everyday life are encouraged as a part of the training. Insights into further (mainly transpersonal) psychologies: Analytic Psychology (C.G. Jung) Holotropic Therapy (Stanislav Grof) Systemic Family Therapy (Bert Hellinger) Psychoanalytic Body Therapy (Tilmann Moser) Process-oriented Psychotherapy (Arnold Mindell) Biodynamic Psychology (Gerda Boyesen) Introduction into the important mystical traditions of world religions: the Buddhist tradition (Zazen and Vipassana) The Jewish Tradition (Kabbala) the Christian tradition (Contemplation) the Hindu tradition (Kundalini and Hatha Yoga) the Islamic tradition (Sufism) Following are some of the individuals who have presented these psychotherapies and mystical traditions in Todtmoos since 1992: Amandi Ma - Kundalini-Yoga David Boadella - Biosynthesis Gerda and Mona Lisa Boyesen - Biodynamic Psychology Michael von Brück - Hinduism and Buddhism Joachim Galuska - Clinical Inpatient Treatment of Psychoses Christina and Stanislav Grof - Holotropic Therapy Willigis Jäger - Christian Contemplation and Zazen Ingo Jahrsetz - Holotropic Therapy Verena Kast - Jungian Psychotherapy Ayya Khema - Vipassana Robert Langlotz - Systemic Family Therapy Norbert Mayer - Initiation Therapy Arnold und Amy Mindell - Process-oriented Psychotherapy Jill Purce - Overtone Chants Rupert Sheldrake - The Morphogenetic Field Lama Sogyal Rinpoche - Tibetan Buddhism Gerhard Wehr - European Mystics Theoretical Framework Development A fundamental understanding of Initiation Therapy, Depth Psychology, and Transpersonal Psychology are developed and motivated through seminars (mainly from Rüdiger Müller) and studies of the literature. Additionally, Transpersonal Psychology is shown to be the fourth main trend, besides the classical mainstreams of psychology: Psychoanalytic, Behaviorism, and Humanistic. Anandi Ma im Rütte-Forum Top