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Dr. Robin Hieblinger, Practice for Psychotherapy

English Native Speakers in the Heart of Munich

„Trauma is not what happens to us, but what we hold inside in the absence of an empathetic witness“

Dr. Peter Levine

Traditional methods of psychotherapy for trauma processing mainly address the issues cognitively through conversation. However, this may increase the risk of re-traumatization. Somatic Experiencing, developed by Peter Levine, takes into account the reactions in the body and nervous system that occur during a threatening or traumatic event.

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The exact causes of Fibromyalgia are to date unknown and so far there is no known medication to cure the illness. The disorder cannot be detected by blood tests or x-ray. This makes Fibromyalgia an “invisible” disorder, which may be one reason why patients often report feeling stigmatized und misunderstood by health care practitioners and others.

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Body and mind are in constant interaction with one another. The body itself carries and holds memories, which can be accessed through body-oriented approaches. Therefore, in a holistic psychotherapeutic approach, it is essential to incorporate bodily indicators during the psychotherapeutic process. Symptoms are acknowledged not only on the cognitive level but on other levels as well (the physical and the subconscious).

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