Article Keyword: regression therapy

A Case of Chronic Bruxism – Leopoldo Ceballos – Is. 35

A Case of Chronic Bruxism:
Emotional Integration and Elimination of Persistent Symptoms

Leopoldo Ceballos del Castillo (Spain)

 

Abstract: This paper presents the clinical case of a 36-year-old woman with chronic bruxism who experienced significant symptom improvement following a regression therapy process. Through the evocation of a traumatic childhood scene, a pattern of muscular tension associated with perfectionism, excessive self-control, emotional repression, and guilt was identified. The intervention subsequently included a phase of somatic integration through active imagination and visualization, following Martin Roesch’s technique. Clinical implications are discussed regarding the relationship between emotional memory, neural plasticity, and psychological compartmentalization.

Keywords: Regression therapy, bruxism, guided imagery, symbolic visualisation.

Introduction

Regression therapy is a form of deep psychotherapy that enables patients to access … Read the rest

2 September 2025

My experience and subjective understanding of Karma – Sonia Tapiador – Is. 35

My experience and subjective understanding of Karma.

Sonia Tapiador (Spain)

 

Editor’s Note: In last year’s issue there was a discussion by our editors on the topic of Karma. In this issue Sonia Tapiador from Spain is sharing with us her own understanding of Karma.

 

Introduction

I was born into grief, as my father died while I was still in my mother’s womb. Experiencing the absence of the masculine figure so early in life generated my need for a constant reason to live, and the need to “search for answers.” My connection to grief and death endowed me with a heightened awareness, extrasensory perception, and special sensitivity. From a very young age, I was clear about my life’s mission, … Read the rest

2 September 2025

Assessing the effectiveness of regression therapy in addressing a broad spectrum of psychological and physical issues – Bé Groen, Ingrid Klooster & Paul Hooijdonk – Is. 35

Assessing the Effectiveness of Regression Therapy in Addressing a Broad Spectrum of Psychological and Physical Issues

Bé Groen1, Ingrid Klooster2 and Paul Hooijdonk3

1 Amsterdam University Medical Centers, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

2Auora, Hardewijk, The Netherlands e-mail: [email protected]

3Paul Hooijdonk, Breda, The Netherlands, e-mail: [email protected]

 

Abstract

This study investigated the effectiveness of Regression Therapy (RT) in treating a wide spectrum of psychopathological and Medically Unexplained Symptoms/complaints (MUS). A single-blinded outcome trial was conducted with a large cohort of 169 subjects, who completed the validated Brief Symptom Index-53 (BSI-53) questionnaire before treatment and at two months and four months post-initiation. Fifteen experienced RT therapists delivered standardized therapy. Results showed a significant and substantial … Read the rest

2 September 2025

Future of Regression Therapy – Some Personal Views – Andy Tomlinson (Is.29)

by Andy Tomlinson

Abstract

Andy has been a Regression Therapist for over twenty years and is an international trainer for the Past Life Regression Academy and author of three books on regression therapy. He shares his thoughts and experiences about changes in regression therapy and the opportunities that are becoming available in the future includingvworking with the new vibrational energies coming into the planet.

Introduction

I remember when I was doing my four-year psychotherapy training in the 90s being told there was no need to go to the source of a client’s problem to resolve it, and a past life was dismissed as simply a metaphor. I was told hypnotherapy and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) were the future of … Read the rest

17 July 2017

Past Lives Therapy as an Aspect of Shamanism – Brad Steiger (Is.12)

by Brad Steiger

Since childhood I have been challenged by the idea that we have lived before on this or other worlds. One of my early articles, “How Many People Are You?” (Exploring the Unknown, February, 1963) led to my first book-length exploration of past lives, The Enigma of Reincarnation (Ace, 1967).

By 1968 I was ready to begin personally exploring cases suggestive of reincarnation through individual regressions, but at that time my sole motivation was to prove that such phenomena existed. I sought to obtain solid documentation that would satisfy the most rigorous skeptic that the human soul might indeed express itself in more than one incarnation during the process of spiritual evolution.

But while extensive in-field research did … Read the rest

1 December 1994