Trauma and Hangover in Regression Therapy – What’s The Difference?

In this video (check subtitles for English), I explain the difference between a trauma and a hangover in regression therapy. In short, a trauma is a psychological wound (emotional, mental or spiritual) and a hangover is a state of low energy and depression as a result of a prolonged down period in the past. How can traumas and hangovers each develop? What is the best way to approach therapeutic treatment? I will address these questions. The term hangover was coined by Hans Ten Dam to distinguish it from trauma.

Source: Deep Healing and Transformation (English), 2015, by Hans TenDam

By Timm Christophel|2024-11-26T06:40:15+01:0027. December 2022|

About the Author: Timm Christophel

I’m Timm Christophel, and I help successful entrepreneurs align their leadership with their spiritual purpose to create impactful, ethical, and fulfilling businesses. As "The Dharmic Therapist," I specialize in integrating Past Life Regression Therapy with the principles of Dharmic Leadership, guiding my clients through transformative journeys that unlock their full potential. I also offer Training Programs for Aspiring Healers: Comprehensive courses that prepare individuals to become certified Past Life Regression Therapists. Let’s connect if you’re ready to explore how Dharmic Leadership can elevate your business and personal life to new heights. I’m here to help you unlock your potential and lead with wisdom, clarity, and purpose.

Trauma and Hangover in Regression Therapy – What’s The Difference?

About the Author: Timm Christophel

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