This training explores in depth the chronic emotional origins of psychosomatic symptoms. From a Jungian perspective, it examines how repressed emotions, unresolved conflicts, and unconscious dynamics manifest as physical symptoms. The program is structured around real clinical case analyses, theoretical input, and interactive discussions.

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Learning Objectives:

• Relating psychosomatic symptoms to psychological and emotional processes

• Understanding bodily complaints as “messages of the psyche”

• Considering the body’s signals within therapeutic work

• Developing interventions that support clients’ mind–body integration

Participant Profile:
Psychotherapists, psychiatrists, physicians working with psychosomatic cases, and professionals in holistic medicine and healthcare.

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Professional Benefits for Participants:
Therapists gain the ability to approach clients’ bodily complaints not merely as superficial symptoms but as forms of psychic expression. This allows the therapeutic process to deepen not only on a mental level but also on a psychosomatic dimension.