Trauma Healing & Psychosynthesis: Niklas Thrane on EMDR, IFS, and Deep Inner Recovery
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Trauma Healing & Psychosynthesis: Niklas Thrane on EMDR, IFS, and Deep Inner Recovery
How can trauma—from birth to adulthood—be healed through body-centered psychotherapy?
In this soul-stirring episode, Kenneth Sørensen interviews Niklas Thrane, founder of the Copenhagen School of Healing Arts, about his integrative trauma healing approach using psychosynthesis, IFS, BrainSpotting, EMDR, and meditation.
Drawing from decades of experience, Niklas offers profound insight into how trauma lives in the body and how healing requires both spiritual awareness and grounded therapeutic tools. He also shares concepts from his new book and leads a short demo session at the end.
🌿 What You’ll Hear:
• How trauma impacts the subconscious and nervous system • Birth trauma and its lifelong effects • Working beyond the witness self in therapy • Combining EMDR, BrainSpotting, and psychosynthesis • A demonstration of Niklas’ therapeutic method
👤 About Niklas Thrane
Niklas Thrane is a trauma therapist, founder of the Copenhagen School of Healing Arts, and expert in body-centered healing and spiritual psychology. • Visit his school • Pre-order his book Tidslommer
🪷 BONUS RESOURCES • Mindful Mondays – Free 7-Week Meditation Journey • Get 7 FREE Meditations • Free E-books: • Subpersonalities • Parapsychology • Conflicts, Crises & Synthesis • Kenneth’s Webshop • Kenneth’s Linktree
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