Psychosophy Course - A Psychology Of Freedom

Next Course in UK begins 20-21 October!

A Certificate Course in Psychosophy presented by Yehuda Tagar, based on Rudolf Steiner's approach to psychology & psychotherapy.

A component of the Graduate Diploma in Psychophonetics and an independent course.

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What we have been and what we might become converge in the present life of the soul. We live at the threshold between transforming past experience into raw material for future potential and staying imprisoned in our given limitations. The threshold may be seen as the growing point for the evolution of human consciousness.

At the dawn of modern psychology, Rudolf Steiner created Psychosophy as a foundation for a future spiritual psychology. Close to a century has passed for the right conditions to be present for this gift to modern psychology to bear fruit.

'A Psychology, psychotherapy and coaching for personal development of this kind can be regarded as a "Psychology of Freedom"'

Psychosophy provides a practical model, road map, language and laboratory for a comprehensive study and practical transformation of human experience based on a spiritual conception of humanity, evolution and the Earth.

Psychophonetics is a practical application of Psychosophy and Anthroposophy within current developments in psychology and human development. It is a methodology of self-awareness and transformation and a modality of personal development, counselling, psychotherapy and life-coaching created by Yehuda Tagar.

1. Psychosophy in context: Background, ethics and evolution

   1. The Anthroposophical, historical and philosophical backgrounds of Psychosophy

   2. The ethical foundations of Psychosophy as a spiritual psychology

   3. The personal & spiritual developmental context of Psychosophy

2. Psychosophical view of the soul: Anatomy, ecology and physiology of the soul

   1. Anatomy of the soul: Structure of the psyche between body, spirit and world

   2. Ecology of the soul: The soul in the context of the human constitution

   3. Physiology of the Soul: The psyche in the management of experience

3. The therapeutic implications of Psychosophy - Part I:

   1. Management & mis-management of human experience: The scourge of conventional soul-life

   2. The soul as an organism: Centre & boundaries; integration & fragmentation; defense & openness

   3. The soul as a biographical record: completing incomplete developmental phases

4. The therapeutic implications of Psychosophy - Part II:

   1. The soul as a digestive system for human experience: Toxicity, sedimentation, clogging, numbing, deadening and their reversing options

   2. Aging and renewing: Imbalances in the 3 streams of time

   3. Soul and body: healers & destroyers of each other

5. Psychophonetics as applied Psychosophy

   1. Introduction to Psychophonetics

   2. Psychosophy and Psychophonetics

   3. Psychophonetics - major forms of intervention

   4. Psychophonetics - applications

6. Special topics of Psychosophy-based intervention - Part 1:

   1. Psychosomatic connections:

   2. Biographical healing: Reading & re-writing the inner script

   3. Recovering the Wounded Whole: Addiction & abuse recovery

7. Special topics of Psychosophy-based intervention - Part 2 and Conclusion:

   1. Crisis, care & maintenance

   2. Relationship and sexual issues

   3. Adult development: personal, spiritual & vocational - The Inner & Outer Paths

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