Exploring Regression Therapy – Part 1

A collection of thirty-one student papers 2003-2012 from the Tasso Institute, Netherlands.

This paper (part 1) contains short summaries in English of the papers Tasso students present at the end of their third year. They are meant to be useful to students and to graduates.

Part 2 contained 40 summaries of student papers from 2013-2023.

LIST OF CONTENTS

Special problems

• Regression therapy for addictions – Junus Repi
• Regression therapy for allergies – Sonia Janssen
• Regression therapy for bad eyesight – Maarten Wiegmans
• Regression therapy for burnout – Ria Wassink
• Regression therapy for chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia – Rob Andriessen
• Regression therapy for clients with low self-esteem (1) – Nicolien Bos
• Regression therapy for clients with low self-esteem (2) – Laura Daggers
• Regression therapy for depression – Laurina VanLoon
• Regression therapy for dropouts – Gusty van Wijngaard
• Regression therapy for dyslectics – Sophie VanSorgen
• Regression therapy for highly sensitive persons – Marc VanHecke
• Regression therapy for migraine – Trudy Huisman
• Regression therapy for obesity – Loes Aalbers
• Regression therapy for victims of bullying – Liesbeth Lagendijk
• Regression therapy for victims of incest – Paula Repi
• Regression therapy with the blind and visually impaired – Hanny DeWit

Special methods

• Induction by touch – Janine Booij
• Breath work in regression therapy – Agnes Sonnemans
• Integrating past lives – Sven Alders
• Dream work in regression therapy – Claudine Bonnet

Comparing different approaches

• Comparing Hans TenDam and Morris Netherton – Beatrijs Penn
• Comparing regression therapy and videogestalt – Els Kin
• Regression therapy and other therapies for children – Sietske Damstra

Remote sessions (proxy sessions)

• Remote sessions for crybabies – Lieke VanderLaan
• Remote sessions for problem children (1) – Herbert VanderBeek
• Remote sessions for problem children (2) – Odette Wassenaar
• Remote sessions for problem children (3) – Elke Wichers
• Healing regression stories for young children – Ilse Bridts
• Comparing mothers and children in remote sessions –  Boukelien Brinkman

Exploring special issues

• How the fetus reacts to stress of the mother – Annette Voorbij
• Exploring handicapped lifetimes – Koos Van der Zwet
• Exploring homosexuality with regression -Dolf Van Craanenburgh
• Exploring life aims of technical people – Heleen Hollenberg
• Through courage and wisdom to happiness – Sylvia Petkova
• Exploring the origins and development of consciousness – Haike Germann

Miscellaneous

• Pregnancy no counter–indication for regression – Antonia Eijkemans
• Theimportanceofexploringtheprenatalperiod-PaulienVos
• Talent development in career counseling – Iman VandenBosch
• How regression training influences life, work and thinking – Joke Wijnands
• The business proposition of regression therapy and training – Patrick Jägers