Michaela Huber in the SWR Nachtcafé (Photo: Baschi Bender)
Mrs Huber is:
Women Leaders in Healthcare
GOLD GLOBEE® WINNER
MH MIchaela Huber PPT Academy and Practice | Kassel, Hesse, Germany | Invention of modern stress and trauma therapy, invention of modern treatment methods, | Michaela Huber
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ISSTD Distinguished Achievement AwardMichaela Huber was honoured with the ISSTD Distinguished Achievement Award for her outstanding contributions in the field of trauma therapy.
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Bertha Pappenheim PrizeMichaela Huber received the Bertha Pappenheim Prize from the German Association for her dedicated work and publications on dissociative identity disorders in women.
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Federal Cross of MeritMichaela Huber was awarded the Federal Cross of Merit for her commitment to trauma therapy, the establishment of psychotrauma centres and networking in the field.
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ghp Healthcare & Pharma Awards"Global Healthcare & Pharma Award 2023" for the best psychological education and training programme in Europe.
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ghp Mental Health AwardsAt the ghp Mental Health Awards 2023, Michaela Huber was honoured as "Best Psychological Psychotherapist". This recognition reflects her outstanding work and commitment to psychotherapy.
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German Business Award 2023Michaela Huber received the German Business Award along with other major German prizewinners for her outstanding performance despite the difficult economic situation.
German Business Award 2024At the German Business Awards 2024, Michaela Huber was honoured as "Best Stress/Trauma-Related Disorder Educator & Training Provider - Europe".
Entrepreneur of the futureWith this award, the German Innovation Institute for Sustainability and Digitalisation honours their exceptional commitment to promoting future-oriented practices.
Michaela Huber
Stress expert
Michaela Huber is a psychological psychotherapist, supervisor, trainer, translator and author of numerous specialist books. Together with Prof. Reddemann and Dr Arne Hofmann Michaela Huber established modern trauma therapy in Germany. The three experts were supported by Onno van der Hart and Ellert Nijenhuis.
As an expert, she can often be seen on TV programmes and advises politicians, organisations and associations. She was the first woman outside the USA and the first German to receive the world-renowned International Distinguished Achievement Award for her research and specialist publications on trauma-related disorders. She was awarded the Pappenheim Prize for her international efforts to improve the situation of women with dissociative identity disorder. Michaela Huber received the Federal Cross of Merit for her international commitment to severely traumatised people, for initiating the first women's shelters and setting up psychotrauma centres as well as for the international networking of colleagues who work with traumatised people.
Furthermore, Michaela Huber was awarded the "Mental Health Award 2023" for her therapeutic lifetime achievement, the "Global Healthcare & Pharma Award 2023" for the best psychological education and training programme in Europe and the "Women World Award 2023″ (USA) for "research in stress and trauma therapy and the development of modern treatment methods".
In 2024, Michaela Huber received the "Women's Psychotraumatologist of the Year 2024" award
„In autumn 2024, the company she founded, the "MH Academy and Practice", was awarded the German "Entrepreneur of the Future" prize for sustainability, innovation and digitalisation" and the "Global Health Award" for "Best Mental Health Academy" and the "Healthcare and Pharmaceutigal Award" for "Best Mental Health Academy". "Best Stress and Trauma Related Disorder Education & Training Provider 2024" award.
In addition, the "MH Academy and Practice" received the "German Business Award 2024" for the international orientation of its award-winning "further training courses" for "trauma-related disorders".
Ms Huber has already served as a psychotraumatologist in the Kosovo war and is now working for traumatised girls and women in the Ukraine war. After Germany, she and her team are setting up international institutes for research, teaching and therapy of stress disorders in Estonia, Portugal, Andalusia, Mallorca and Morocco. Other countries are already being planned.
MH Academy | The Stress Experts
Live-Veranstaltungen & Seminare von und mit Michaela Huber, Psychologische Psychotherapeutin
Learn more about the seminars and webinars of MH Akademie Michaela Huber PPT around the topics of trauma, supervision, dissociation and many more.
MH Media Library
TV appearances and lectures
In the media library you can find TV appearances and lectures by and with psychotherapist Michaela Huber.
Expert talk
Discussions on current topics
In the MH Expert Talk, Michaela Huber discusses current topics from research, science and practice with her guests from a wide range of disciplines.
Upcoming events of the MH Academy
Live-Veranstaltungen & Seminare mit Michaela Huber, Psychologische Psychotherapeutin
Learn more about the seminars and webinars of MH Akademie Michaela Huber PPT around the topics of trauma, supervision, dissociation and many more.
Year group
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In the year group, the "state of the art" of diagnostics and treatment for stress disorders is taught.
Supervision
Case supervision under the direction of Michaela Huber
Supervision for professionals who have experience and training in treating people with stress disorders.
Special seminar
The sequential training on the topic: Stress sequelae disorders in people after leaving organised exploitation and destructive bonds.
Find a therapist
Overview of trauma therapists, counselling centres and trauma support centres
News
Walk & Talk in Südtirol
"Surefootedness"
With the expert on grief and trauma Ms Dorothea Rau-Lembke, Dipl. Psych.
Walk & Talk on Mallorca
Quality of life in turbulent times
Coaching and supervision on Mallorca with expert Kathrin Contzen
Bücher & Veröffentlichungen
What are the effects of traumatic stress? What is trauma actually? And who is affected?
Researchers now believe that at least once in our lives we are all exposed to a situation that causes us to collapse. Most people manage to cope with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
Researchers now believe that at least once in our lives we are all exposed to a situation that causes us to collapse. Most people manage to cope with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
Trauma and the aftermath - Trauma and trauma care, part 1
Michaela Huber (Author)
Today, modern trauma therapy is well structured, follows a consistent and verifiable treatment model and helps those affected to first stabilise themselves in order to then be able to process the explosive event and its consequences step by step. In this book - the second volume of the series "Trauma and Trauma Treatment" - Michaela Huber presents the ethical principles of trauma treatment in a way that is also understandable for laypersons and answers the most important questions of affected persons and therapists about the treatment process.
The author also describes the most important techniques for working through trauma with numerous examples. In addition, she gives recommendations for colleagues and relatives of traumatised persons on how to prevent "compassion fatigue". Finally, the appendix recommends clinics and other institutions that work in the field of trauma therapy.
The author also describes the most important techniques for working through trauma with numerous examples. In addition, she gives recommendations for colleagues and relatives of traumatised persons on how to prevent "compassion fatigue". Finally, the appendix recommends clinics and other institutions that work in the field of trauma therapy.
Ways of Trauma Treatment - Trauma and Trauma Treatment, Part 2
Michaela Huber (Author)
How change can succeed
"Something has to change in my life - but I don't know how yet." Many people who have such a thought do not even know at first: do they "only" want to lose weight or change a symptom? Or do they want much more - possibly even to start a whole new life? In 14 exercises - six of which are on an enclosed CD - Michaela Huber guides her readers through a process of personal change. It is essential to overcome learned helplessness and to rediscover or further develop one's own abilities and resources.
"Something has to change in my life - but I don't know how yet." Many people who have such a thought do not even know at first: do they "only" want to lose weight or change a symptom? Or do they want much more - possibly even to start a whole new life? In 14 exercises - six of which are on an enclosed CD - Michaela Huber guides her readers through a process of personal change. It is essential to overcome learned helplessness and to rediscover or further develop one's own abilities and resources.
The inner garden - A mindful path to personal change
Michaela Huber (Author)
What does it mean to live under constant threat?
The conference "Integration of the Stranger?!" was jointly organised by a professional society for complex trauma sequelae, the DGTD, and by an institution that cares for refugees, the Psychosocial Centre for Refugees.
This book brings together the contributions of the conference. In all of them there is a connection between the topics of complex trauma and flight. There are similarities between flight from unbearable family relationships or destructive, exploitative groups and flight from war and crisis zones.
The conference "Integration of the Stranger?!" was jointly organised by a professional society for complex trauma sequelae, the DGTD, and by an institution that cares for refugees, the Psychosocial Centre for Refugees.
This book brings together the contributions of the conference. In all of them there is a connection between the topics of complex trauma and flight. There are similarities between flight from unbearable family relationships or destructive, exploitative groups and flight from war and crisis zones.
Integration of the Stranger?! - Trauma, dissociation and migration
Michaela Huber (Author)
Psychotherapists working with survivors of violence also have to deal with their clients' malignant compulsions of thought, feeling and behaviour - with their perpetrator introspections. While academics argue about whether all violent offenders are not "sick" and belong in forensics rather than prison, therapists struggle to find ways of integration for their clients: How can destructive impulses be brought under control? What possibilities are there to prevent someone from becoming an offender in time?
The enemy within - psychotherapy with perpetrator introjects. How do we find the way out of powerlessness and violence?
Michaela Huber (Author)
This is the book of two experts: One has suffered a lot and emerged as a mature woman who writes wonderful poems and touching texts. The other is a trauma therapist and presents some of her findings and those of her colleagues on several topics in this book. Both areas of the book stand independently next to each other. Pauline C. Frei writes from her present perspective as an integrated adult about the time when she was still a multiple personality. At the same time, she reports on the difficulties of getting out of a long-standing entanglement in a destructive cult. The part written by Michaela Huber deals with what the body goes through when it has to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), provides an examination of "evil" in psychotherapy and deals with the basic attitudes in working with traumatised people.
From darkness to light - overcoming trauma, illness and nearness to death
Michaela Huber & Pauline C. Frei (Author)
"Pain, the Dalai Lama once said, pain is inevitable. Suffering depends on the decision. Pauline C. Frei has chosen: to look, to integrate. Was it worth it? Read for yourself."- Michaela Huber
This book contains poems, texts and images on living, dying and healing. Arranged in ten chapters, each with an introductory text by Michaela Huber, you will find poems by Pauline C. Frei. These texts cover a wide spectrum, beginning with the discovery of writing as a means of expression, through coping with everyday life under the auspices of a serious, incurable illness, to themes such as letting go, death, love, courage and hope.
This book contains poems, texts and images on living, dying and healing. Arranged in ten chapters, each with an introductory text by Michaela Huber, you will find poems by Pauline C. Frei. These texts cover a wide spectrum, beginning with the discovery of writing as a means of expression, through coping with everyday life under the auspices of a serious, incurable illness, to themes such as letting go, death, love, courage and hope.
Suffering depends on the decision - poems & texts on living, dying and healing
Michaela Huber & Pauline C. Frei (Author)
What are the consequences of emotional, physical or sexual violence?
What becomes of people who had to suffer early losses and violence? And who had to split off these fundamentally shattering experiences through structural dissociation?
What does it mean when someone could not develop a unified identity but became "many"?
The DGTD dealt with this topic at its annual conference 2018. Questions were discussed such as:
What becomes of people who had to suffer early losses and violence? And who had to split off these fundamentally shattering experiences through structural dissociation?
What does it mean when someone could not develop a unified identity but became "many"?
The DGTD dealt with this topic at its annual conference 2018. Questions were discussed such as:
- How does the brain of people who developed complex dissociative disorders change when they gradually integrate?
- What does integration mean at all?
- How do you process your own traumatic life story?
- What to do with pain syndromes, mourning processes and the sometimes bitter realisations about one's own past and the limits of the possibilities of coming to terms with it?
- "Many" remain or integrate into one I: Why does this happen - and what does it mean?
One self out of many selves?
Michaela Huber, Elisabeth Kernen, Thorsten Becker
Those who have not come to terms with their own horrific experiences pass them on directly or indirectly to the next generation. Traumatised mothers, for example, are often unable to take good care of their children; how do they fare when they face the truth - and how do the children fare? Psychotraumatologist Michaela Huber interviewed colleagues and people affected by violence to find answers to the following questions, among others: How can you learn to understand what was really done to you and how do you manage to detach yourself from traumatising attachment figures? What helps in the outer and inner exit from destructive attachments? How can survivors deal with their inner different "souls in their chests", and what is the point?
The inner exit
by Michaela Huber with illustrations by Janina Röhrig
Those who are stressed tend to use external means to manipulate themselves until body and mind are in the desired mode. A fact that Michaela Huber knows all too well, because she has been working with people suffering from stress for decades. They often have a great longing, on the one hand for security, and on the other hand to finally find more inner peace.
The author has developed her own exercises or modified existing ones in order to be able to convey an idea of protection and security to people internally. She is particularly concerned with those who did not experience this security as children but have a great longing for it.
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
The author has developed her own exercises or modified existing ones in order to be able to convey an idea of protection and security to people internally. She is particularly concerned with those who did not experience this security as children but have a great longing for it.
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
The safe place
(Ed.) Michaela Huber
Each generation passes on emotional experiences to the next in different ways - both positive and negative. Even traumatic experiences from war and other contexts of violence are far from over with the generation directly experiencing them.
At its annual conference in Bad Mergentheim in 2011, the German Society for Trauma and Dissociation (DGTD) dealt with the topic of "Transgenerational Traumatisation and Dissociation". This volume documents lectures and results from workshops that shed light on different aspects of the topic.
With contributions by: M. Huber, R. Plassmann, S. B. Gahleitner, M.-L. Kindler, L. Krebs, G. Heyers, R. Sander, T. Becker, S. Leuter, H. Schickedanz, H. Girrulat, R. Stachowske, K.-H. Brisch, M. Seidel, R. Stachetzki, P. Heinz, G. Wild, P. Hafele
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
At its annual conference in Bad Mergentheim in 2011, the German Society for Trauma and Dissociation (DGTD) dealt with the topic of "Transgenerational Traumatisation and Dissociation". This volume documents lectures and results from workshops that shed light on different aspects of the topic.
With contributions by: M. Huber, R. Plassmann, S. B. Gahleitner, M.-L. Kindler, L. Krebs, G. Heyers, R. Sander, T. Becker, S. Leuter, H. Schickedanz, H. Girrulat, R. Stachowske, K.-H. Brisch, M. Seidel, R. Stachetzki, P. Heinz, G. Wild, P. Hafele
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
Transgenerational traumatisation
Michaela Huber & Reinhard Plassmann (eds.)
What are the effects of traumatic stress?
What is trauma actually? And who is affected? Researchers now assume that we are all exposed to a situation at least once in our lives that causes us to collapse internally. Most people manage to deal with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
What is trauma actually? And who is affected? Researchers now assume that we are all exposed to a situation at least once in our lives that causes us to collapse internally. Most people manage to deal with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
Being Many - A Handbook
Michaela Huber (ed.)
"I always thought I was crazy. Sometimes I would miss hours or days, and I didn't know what had happened in that time. And then I also started hearing voices. I really thought I was crazy. "But Sarah S. is not crazy. Anna, Herta, Lolita and Tom, small children and strong male "protectors" live in her, more than 50 "persons" in total. Sarah is their "hostess" who could control the body according to her consciousness most of the time in everyday life. Sarah is a multiple personality. Her "persons" are split-off parts of her, created by severe traumas: tortured and raped by her father, sometimes lovingly, sometimes cruelly treated by her mother, "sold" by her parents to a child pornography ring, Sarah could only survive by splitting herself up, giving up her "I" and creating new "persons" to deal with the violence and store the memory of it.
Multiple personalities - mental fragmentation after violence
Michaela Huber (Author)
What are the effects of traumatic stress? What is trauma actually? And who is affected?
Researchers now believe that at least once in our lives we are all exposed to a situation that causes us to collapse. Most people manage to cope with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
Trauma and the aftermath - Trauma and trauma care, part 1Michaela Huber (Author) Researchers now believe that at least once in our lives we are all exposed to a situation that causes us to collapse. Most people manage to cope with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
Today, modern trauma therapy is well structured, follows a consistent and verifiable treatment model and helps those affected to first stabilise themselves in order to then be able to process the explosive event and its consequences step by step. In this book - the second volume of the series "Trauma and Trauma Treatment" - Michaela Huber presents the ethical principles of trauma treatment in a way that is also understandable for laypersons and answers the most important questions of affected persons and therapists about the treatment process.
The author also describes the most important techniques for working through trauma with numerous examples. In addition, she gives recommendations for colleagues and relatives of traumatised persons on how to prevent "compassion fatigue". Finally, the appendix recommends clinics and other institutions that work in the field of trauma therapy.
Ways of Trauma Treatment - Trauma and Trauma Treatment, Part 2Michaela Huber (Author) The author also describes the most important techniques for working through trauma with numerous examples. In addition, she gives recommendations for colleagues and relatives of traumatised persons on how to prevent "compassion fatigue". Finally, the appendix recommends clinics and other institutions that work in the field of trauma therapy.
How change can succeed
"Something has to change in my life - but I don't know how yet." Many people who have such a thought do not even know at first: do they "only" want to lose weight or change a symptom? Or do they want much more - possibly even to start a whole new life? In 14 exercises - six of which are on an enclosed CD - Michaela Huber guides her readers through a process of personal change. It is essential to overcome learned helplessness and to rediscover or further develop one's own abilities and resources.
The inner garden - A mindful path to personal changeMichaela Huber (Author) "Something has to change in my life - but I don't know how yet." Many people who have such a thought do not even know at first: do they "only" want to lose weight or change a symptom? Or do they want much more - possibly even to start a whole new life? In 14 exercises - six of which are on an enclosed CD - Michaela Huber guides her readers through a process of personal change. It is essential to overcome learned helplessness and to rediscover or further develop one's own abilities and resources.
What does it mean to live under constant threat?
The conference "Integration of the Stranger?!" was jointly organised by a professional society for complex trauma sequelae, the DGTD, and by an institution that cares for refugees, the Psychosocial Centre for Refugees.
This book brings together the contributions of the conference. In all of them there is a connection between the topics of complex trauma and flight. There are similarities between flight from unbearable family relationships or destructive, exploitative groups and flight from war and crisis zones.
Integration of the Stranger?! - Trauma, dissociation and migrationMichaela Huber (Author) The conference "Integration of the Stranger?!" was jointly organised by a professional society for complex trauma sequelae, the DGTD, and by an institution that cares for refugees, the Psychosocial Centre for Refugees.
This book brings together the contributions of the conference. In all of them there is a connection between the topics of complex trauma and flight. There are similarities between flight from unbearable family relationships or destructive, exploitative groups and flight from war and crisis zones.
Psychotherapists working with survivors of violence also have to deal with their clients' malignant compulsions of thought, feeling and behaviour - with their perpetrator introspections. While academics argue about whether all violent offenders are not "sick" and belong in forensics rather than prison, therapists struggle to find ways of integration for their clients: How can destructive impulses be brought under control? What possibilities are there to prevent someone from becoming an offender in time?
The enemy within - psychotherapy with perpetrator introjects. How do we find the way out of powerlessness and violence?Michaela Huber (Author)
This is the book of two experts: One has suffered a lot and emerged as a mature woman who writes wonderful poems and touching texts. The other is a trauma therapist and presents some of her findings and those of her colleagues on several topics in this book. Both areas of the book stand independently next to each other. Pauline C. Frei writes from her present perspective as an integrated adult about the time when she was still a multiple personality. At the same time, she reports on the difficulties of getting out of a long-standing entanglement in a destructive cult. The part written by Michaela Huber deals with what the body goes through when it has to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), provides an examination of "evil" in psychotherapy and deals with the basic attitudes in working with traumatised people.
From darkness to light - overcoming trauma, illness and nearness to deathMichaela Huber & Pauline C. Frei (Author)
"Pain, the Dalai Lama once said, pain is inevitable. Suffering depends on the decision. Pauline C. Frei has chosen: to look, to integrate. Was it worth it? Read for yourself."- Michaela Huber
This book contains poems, texts and images on living, dying and healing. Arranged in ten chapters, each with an introductory text by Michaela Huber, you will find poems by Pauline C. Frei. These texts cover a wide spectrum, beginning with the discovery of writing as a means of expression, through coping with everyday life under the auspices of a serious, incurable illness, to themes such as letting go, death, love, courage and hope.
Suffering depends on the decision - poems & texts on living, dying and healingMichaela Huber & Pauline C. Frei (Author) This book contains poems, texts and images on living, dying and healing. Arranged in ten chapters, each with an introductory text by Michaela Huber, you will find poems by Pauline C. Frei. These texts cover a wide spectrum, beginning with the discovery of writing as a means of expression, through coping with everyday life under the auspices of a serious, incurable illness, to themes such as letting go, death, love, courage and hope.
What are the consequences of emotional, physical or sexual violence?
What becomes of people who had to suffer early losses and violence? And who had to split off these fundamentally shattering experiences through structural dissociation?
What does it mean when someone could not develop a unified identity but became "many"?
The DGTD dealt with this topic at its annual conference 2018. Questions were discussed such as:
One self out of many selves?Michaela Huber, Elisabeth Kernen, Thorsten Becker What becomes of people who had to suffer early losses and violence? And who had to split off these fundamentally shattering experiences through structural dissociation?
What does it mean when someone could not develop a unified identity but became "many"?
The DGTD dealt with this topic at its annual conference 2018. Questions were discussed such as:
- How does the brain of people who developed complex dissociative disorders change when they gradually integrate?
- What does integration mean at all?
- How do you process your own traumatic life story?
- What to do with pain syndromes, mourning processes and the sometimes bitter realisations about one's own past and the limits of the possibilities of coming to terms with it?
- "Many" remain or integrate into one I: Why does this happen - and what does it mean?
Those who have not come to terms with their own horrific experiences pass them on directly or indirectly to the next generation. Traumatised mothers, for example, are often unable to take good care of their children; how do they fare when they face the truth - and how do the children fare? Psychotraumatologist Michaela Huber interviewed colleagues and people affected by violence to find answers to the following questions, among others: How can you learn to understand what was really done to you and how do you manage to detach yourself from traumatising attachment figures? What helps in the outer and inner exit from destructive attachments? How can survivors deal with their inner different "souls in their chests", and what is the point?
The inner exitby Michaela Huber with illustrations by Janina Röhrig
Those who are stressed tend to use external means to manipulate themselves until body and mind are in the desired mode. A fact that Michaela Huber knows all too well, because she has been working with people suffering from stress for decades. They often have a great longing, on the one hand for security, and on the other hand to finally find more inner peace.
The author has developed her own exercises or modified existing ones in order to be able to convey an idea of protection and security to people internally. She is particularly concerned with those who did not experience this security as children but have a great longing for it.
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
The safe place(Ed.) Michaela Huber The author has developed her own exercises or modified existing ones in order to be able to convey an idea of protection and security to people internally. She is particularly concerned with those who did not experience this security as children but have a great longing for it.
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
Each generation passes on emotional experiences to the next in different ways - both positive and negative. Even traumatic experiences from war and other contexts of violence are far from over with the generation directly experiencing them.
At its annual conference in Bad Mergentheim in 2011, the German Society for Trauma and Dissociation (DGTD) dealt with the topic of "Transgenerational Traumatisation and Dissociation". This volume documents lectures and results from workshops that shed light on different aspects of the topic.
With contributions by: M. Huber, R. Plassmann, S. B. Gahleitner, M.-L. Kindler, L. Krebs, G. Heyers, R. Sander, T. Becker, S. Leuter, H. Schickedanz, H. Girrulat, R. Stachowske, K.-H. Brisch, M. Seidel, R. Stachetzki, P. Heinz, G. Wild, P. Hafele
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
Transgenerational traumatisationMichaela Huber & Reinhard Plassmann (eds.) At its annual conference in Bad Mergentheim in 2011, the German Society for Trauma and Dissociation (DGTD) dealt with the topic of "Transgenerational Traumatisation and Dissociation". This volume documents lectures and results from workshops that shed light on different aspects of the topic.
With contributions by: M. Huber, R. Plassmann, S. B. Gahleitner, M.-L. Kindler, L. Krebs, G. Heyers, R. Sander, T. Becker, S. Leuter, H. Schickedanz, H. Girrulat, R. Stachowske, K.-H. Brisch, M. Seidel, R. Stachetzki, P. Heinz, G. Wild, P. Hafele
The six exercises contained in the book are also found - spoken by Michaela Huber herself - on the enclosed CD.
What are the effects of traumatic stress?
What is trauma actually? And who is affected? Researchers now assume that we are all exposed to a situation at least once in our lives that causes us to collapse internally. Most people manage to deal with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
Being Many - A HandbookMichaela Huber (ed.) What is trauma actually? And who is affected? Researchers now assume that we are all exposed to a situation at least once in our lives that causes us to collapse internally. Most people manage to deal with the event reasonably well, even if some take many years. But what if the event leaves deeper wounds, for example because it is repeated (several times)? How long can we endure and persevere without suffering long-term serious consequences?
This book deals with "toxic" traumatic stress and its consequences.
"I always thought I was crazy. Sometimes I would miss hours or days, and I didn't know what had happened in that time. And then I also started hearing voices. I really thought I was crazy. "But Sarah S. is not crazy. Anna, Herta, Lolita and Tom, small children and strong male "protectors" live in her, more than 50 "persons" in total. Sarah is their "hostess" who could control the body according to her consciousness most of the time in everyday life. Sarah is a multiple personality. Her "persons" are split-off parts of her, created by severe traumas: tortured and raped by her father, sometimes lovingly, sometimes cruelly treated by her mother, "sold" by her parents to a child pornography ring, Sarah could only survive by splitting herself up, giving up her "I" and creating new "persons" to deal with the violence and store the memory of it.
Multiple personalities - mental fragmentation after violenceMichaela Huber (Author)
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