Compact Training in Esogetic Holistic Medicine

Training in Energy Emission Analysis (EEA)

«A picture, which says more than a thousand words.»

The EEA is the first link in the chain of Esogetic methods and serves as a starting as well as a completion point in the care of the patient. The EEA gives us an overview of all disease tendencies and disturbances within the human system.

It permits a quick comprehension of the overall situation of the patient, points towards medically relevant issues and is a reliable monitor for the therapeutic process.

The criteria of emission quality, emission phenomena, localization and the relationships of the phenomena amongst each other present a common thread, which allows us to draw conclusions about the subconscious structures and peculiarities of an individual. That enables us to address the stress quasi ‘from the tail end’, because the symptom is not the main focus of our analysis, but we are looking for the cause of the symptom.

Basic training

• The EEA topography and its types of emission, basic and special phenomena.
• The depiction of the cerebral rhythmicity in the EEA
• The process of screening and the reaction test in the EEA:  stresses that decrease the regeneration ability of cellular and neuronal structures.    
• Analysis of information/energy states related to endocrine and lymphatic regulation disturbances, mesenchymal stress
• Analysis of information/energy states related to endocrine and lymphatic regulation disturbances, mesenchymal stress           
• The function circles according to Gleditsch
• Therapy control and design of a treatment protocol from the EEA picture
• Demonstration of picture evaluations and holistic treatment
• Practical exercises

Advanced Training

• The hierarchy of the physical, emotional and mental topography.
• Physical dysregulation/ deficiency,  emotional conflicts, mental blockages
• The start - finish strategy as an analytical approach
• The specific laterality disturbance
• The psychological interpretation of the picture and the patient’s individuality in body, soul and mind.
• Stresses from emotional and/ or physical childhood trauma.
• Therapeutic concepts and the control of the therapy through the EEA picture
• Demonstration of picture evaluations and the treatment process
• Practical exercises