Regression Therapists

Regression Therapists of the Spiritual Regression Therapy Association resolve the source of any emotionally charged challenge or illness. They honour the holistic principle that a person’s illness or condition reflects a deep emotional wound. Challenges — whether of mind, body, or spirit — do not manifest randomly, but when emotional, psychological or spiritual stresses have affected or weakened the body’s defences.

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Benefits of Regression Therapy

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Regression Therapists help resolving emotions such as anger, anxiety, shame, depression, anxiety, powerlessness, or guilt. It can help with physical symptoms such as phantom pains, headaches, tendencies for repeated infection, allergies, post traumatic stress and other conditions. 

 

A broad range of medical issues have been effectively treated by Regression Therapists, from, infertility to repeated loss of consciousness, from asthma to autoimmune disorders. The healing potential is as boundless as the range of challenging human conditions.

 

While the outcomes of regression therapy can manifest anytime from days to months after the session, the healing effects are frequently dramatic and sometimes exceed expectations. It is not uncommon to hear of clients feeling transformed in such a way that the measurable symptoms of their problem disappear completely in a few sessions as research has confirmed. 

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Process Used by Regression Therapists

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Regression Therapists help people uncover the source of their challenge in the current life that can be rooted in a tragic or traumatic event, or a series of events, or in a suppressed and unresolved childhood or prenatal experience. 

 

As a protective mechanism against hurtful unexpressed emotions, the mind learns to anaesthetise their intensity and block them off from conscious awareness, leaving behind a scar of unprocessed emotional tension. This may spill over in emotional outbursts or manifest physically as a headache, insomnia, peptic ulcer, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome or some other psychosomatic illness. 

 

The body always carries the memory of traumatic events and needs to be involved using body therapy integrated in the process by Regression Therapists. The importance of working with body memories to clear trauma has been independently confirmed by psychiatrists including Bessel van der Kolk the Director of the Trauma Centre at Boston University.

 

There is a physiological imperative for our human system to release stress to restore inner balance, and regression therapy provides the setting needed for this to take place. When clients understand why they are ill, the emotions have been released, and they are able to give and receive love and extend forgiveness to those who have wronged them in their current life it enables healing to take place.

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Regression Therapy by the Internet

 

Some regression therapist offer sessions by the internet as an alternative to in person sessions. You will need to have a room free from disturbance, an internet that is stable with upload or download speeds in excess of 5Mb, a laptop with a camera built in, and a headset with microphone. The internet speed can be checked using https://www.speedtest.net/

 

In the session you will lay down with you head supported laying on a bed or a reclining chair. The laptop needs to be on a chair near you with the camera pointed at you and your headset with microphone connected to the laptop. The regression therapist will assist you in becoming familiar with the technology. If the internet fails for any reason the regression therapist will discuss and agree a backup which may be a mobile switched into silent mode.

 

To get the best reliable internet signal switch off any other computers using your internet and close down any unneeded applications.

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Regression Therapists Holistic Approach

 

In a mechanistic view of the world medicine is considered as the only kind that will really work. For anything to be considered real, and knowledge regarded as trustworthy, there must be measurable and reproducible parameters. When applied to healthcare, this worldview has two implications. Firstly, the inner world of emotions will not be valued in terms of having real influence on physical wellbeing, because emotions are not quantifiable. Secondly, the physical world will be considered the most important dimension in terms of exerting the strongest healing influence on the human body.

 

At odds with this view, regression therapy works on the premise that emotional disturbances are at the root of a patient’s illness, and precedes the disturbance in physiological well being. It propounds the need to simultaneously treat the emotions, mind and spirit, in addition to the body, in order for the individual to self-adjust. This holistic approach respects the human individual for his capacity to heal himself, and regards the patient as an active partner rather than a passive recipient of care.

 

Prenatal Regression Therapy

 

Occasionally, experiences within the womb may also lead to profound influences on the individual’s adult life. Prenatal regression can either occur spontaneously or be conducted intentionally by a therapist. The unborn baby is physiologically connected to the mother and psychologically surrounded by her emotional energy. In itself, the intra-uterine fetus lacks emotional defences and is unable to escape from the impact of the mother’s emotional currents.

 

Our experience with prenatal regression experience indicates that the baby can describe its amniotic-fluid environment and recall intrauterine events at a very early stage of conception. The fetus feels what the mother is feeling, and registers the maternal experiences as its own. It can detect and react to its external environment exactly in the way adults do. As the ego is not yet formed, the fetus cannot distinguish between itself and the extended uterine environment. Hence the emotional state of the mother is considered to be indistinguishable from that of the fetus.

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History of Regression Therapists

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Sigmund Freud introduced the idea of bringing the unconscious mind to conscious awareness for healing, and has been regarded as the grandfather of modern Regression Therapists. Carl Jung’s use of active imagination has also influenced the development of guided imagery techniques used in Regression Therapy.

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n the 1950s, British psychiatrist Alexander Cannon regressed over 1400 patients with symptoms that were not curable by conventional means, observing significant improvement. By the late 1960s and 1970s, the use of hypnotic age regression had become generally accepted by the medical profession. 

 

In the 1980s Roger Woolger a Jungian psychotherapist by background, contributed far-reaching theoretical concepts that helped the regression community to understand past life therapy. He taught his students the value of working with the experience of the body. He also pioneered the technique of combining body psychotherapy with psychodrama to release the traumatic memories embedded in particular body parts.

 

In 2013 an international meeting of psychiatrists, medical doctors and clinical psychologists using regression therapy formed the Society for Medical Advance and Research in Regression Therapy.  The Society published its first book, Inner Healing Journey – A Medical Perspective, in which six medical doctors, including two psychiatrists, shared eleven client healing stories using Regression Therapy. 

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Regression Therapists Standards

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A single worldwide standard for regression therapy has been created by all the leading regression therapy training schools in the Earth Association for Regression Therapy. The Spiritual Regression Therapy Association members meet and exceed this standard.

 

The  members training is by the Past Life Regression Academy and its regression and past life therapy training is also accredited by the International Board for Regression Therapy and its training program recognised by the UK Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council.