What is Transpersonal Regression Therapy

Regression is discovering and reliving earlier experiences that have caused present complaints and conditions. Regression therapists use reliving to get to forgotten, ignored or repressed experiences that are bothering people, but also to reactivate positive feelings, forgotten positive experiences and sleeping talents.

Those forgotten experiences contain emotional wounds that never healed or triggered persistent half-conscious convictions. Such programs (“character traits”) only change when we understand how they were caused and why we have held on to them. Finding and reliving undigested experiences unlocks emotions and bring insight into how present complaints have their roots in those experiences.

Many experience what seem to be past lifetimes. Others trace their problems back to the influence of deceased family members or other presences. Sessions with mothers may heal babies. Spiritual experiences are not uncommon. Regression therapy is clearly transpersonal psychotherapy.

Why Regression Therapy is very effective

In all this, regression therapists have learned to become very open-minded. The results warrant this: regression therapy is much faster and much more effective than either classical forms of psychoanalysis or regular forms of behavioral therapy.

Regression therapists unlock the intuitive powers of their clients without diminishing in any way their rational powers. They work with emotions and bodily sensations and with the mind as well. They avoid sensationalism and fantasy. They have a detective attitude. They try to be factual and empirical: they do what works, again and again.