Related Events & Resources
On this page you will find links to IoPT events, as well as relevant films, talks and books relating to the trauma theory and method of Identity-oriented Psychotrauma Therapy...
January - April 2019 IoPT: Introductory Course
Four 2-day weekend modules
The Introductory Course for 2019 will consist of four 2-day modules over four months, January to April. The course will comprise experiential personal work in a safe group setting, and some basic theoretical explanation and discussion. It is open to anyone interested in the topic of trauma and in exploring their own personal issues.
The course will be facilitated by Maria Green as follows:
Module 1: 26/27 January 2019
Module 2: 23/24 February 2019
Module 3: 23/24 March 2019
Module 4: 27/28 April 2019
This course is an 'entry-level' course, which will be a pre-requisite for the Advanced IoPT London course in 2020.
Identity-oriented Psychotrauma Therapy (IoPT) is founded on the theories and practice developed by Professor Franz Ruppert of Munich University over the past 27 years.
The IoPT theory is based on a specific understanding of trauma and the psychological splitting as the means of surviving traumatic experiences. This particularly applies to the very early stages of life and the challenge to the child of surviving within the particular context in which he or she is conceived, gestated and born.
Costs:
Earlybird price: £665 (must be paid before 31 December 2018)
Main price: £800 (must be paid before 20 January 2019)
Cancellation Policy:
Up to 31st December 2018 50% refund is possible. After that there will be no refunds. If the course has to be cancelled you will receive a full refund.
For more information contact me here
"My Body, My Trauma, My I"
A rich opportunity to immerse yourself in the latest IoPT thinking and practice, with over 40 workshops on differing topics throughout the three days. Daily lectures by Franz Ruppert and a chance to meet and spend time with like-minded people who are committed to working with their own early trauma.
In Utero - The Film
UK screenings of Kathleen Gyllenhaal's extraordinary and powerful film, exploring life in the womb and how
our pre-natal experiences shape our psyche.
'Adult trauma is foetal trauma'
TRAINING COURSES
The UK Advanced training in Identity-oriented Psychotrauma Therapy and the Intention Method runs annually from January to December in London. It is led by Vivian Broughton.
The Introductory Course, consisting of four 2-day modules and is led by Maria Green (Jan-April) and Lucy Jameson (dates to follow).
More information can be found on the training website.
Other Practitioners
For a list of experienced practitioners currently offering workshops and one-to-one sessions in the UK, please click here.
Further Reading
These are the core texts by Franz Ruppert and Vivian Broughton, exploring Identity-oriented Psychotrauma Therapy and The Intention Method. For more information please click on the images below...
About Vivian Broughton
Vivian Broughton has been a psychotherapist in private practice since 1989. She met Professor Franz Ruppert in 2004 and has been collaborating with him ever since. From 2010 Vivian's work developed along the model of Trauma that Franz Ruppert proposes. Vivian established an International Trauma Training in 2012, originally in Denmark until 2015 when this Identity-oriented Psychotrauma Therapy Training moved to London.
Her latest books are The Heart of Things: Understanding Trauma – Working with Constellations and Becoming Your True Self: A handbook for the journey from trauma to healthy autonomy, which has also been published in Dutch and German, and is soon to be published in Swedish.
In addition Vivian posts regular blog pieces on a variety of topics connected with her work and Ruppert's Identity-oriented Psychotrauma Therapy on her website.
About Franz Ruppert
Prof. Dr. Franz Ruppert is Professor of Psychology at the University of Applied Science in Munich, Germany. He gained his PhD in Work and Organisational Psychology at the Technical
University of Munich in 1985.
Since 1995 he has specialised in psycho-therapeutic work, with a particular focus on the aetiology of severe mental disorders. This led him to an in-depth study of attachment processes and trauma
and the resulting impact of early traumatisation on the infant.
Ruppert teaches in Germany and many other countries, furthering his insights into the deeper trans-generational effects of trauma in different cultures, and researching the methodology of
Identity Therapy as a means of better understanding the effects and healing of trauma.
