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Dr. Willem Lammers has developed a video protocol to address fear and distress in coping with the new corona virus. It has been translated in many languages and you find it on a playlist on his YouTube channel The Origin of Logosynthesis®. Take 30 minutes and you’ll notice that you’re able to relax and think again!

What Is this Online Workshop about?

Many people experience difficulties in starting or expanding their own business. They’re told all the time that you can if you want, but in reality anybody who starts a practice or a business will meet many difficulties in the real world. These are difficult enough, but possible to overcome.
However, there may be another type of problem that may undermine your motivation and your creativity before and after the start of your business.
It’s the fact that a business creates stress, and that stress can activate archaic patterns of inability, powerlessness, apathy, anxiety, shame, sadness and anger.
If these useless coping mechanisms sound familiar to you, it makes sense to resolve them if you want your practice or business to become really successful.

 

What’s the Purpose?

You‘ll learn to recognise and resolve limiting beliefs about:
  • Taking your destiny in your own hands
  • Creating a meaningful life
  • Starting a business, your own business
  • Making Money.

 

How Do We Work?

This is an experiential workshop, in which the theory and methods of Logosynthesis can help you to identify and resolve limiting patterns, clearing the way for a business that meets your mission in life.
We will use presentations, exercises, and homework assignments to resolve frozen patterns and raise your courage in the service of your mission. Demonstrations will serve you in the resolution of personal blocks, as a subject and through observation of the process.

 

What Are the Dates and Times?

  • Three two-hour online sessions on September 4, September 18 and October 9, 2018
  • 4:00-6:00pm Zurich, Vienna, Amsterdam time. Find your time

 

Who Is the Trainer?

Dr. Willem Lammers is a Dutch-born, Swiss-based psychologist, psychotherapist, coach and supervisor with 40+ years of experience in the field. In the last twelve years he developed Logosynthesis after a life-long quest for a gentle, effective and efficient healing system that respects our true nature.

 

What do I need to know?

Previous knowledge of Logosynthesis is not necessary to participate in this workshop. However, to increase your return on investment, you can read Laurie Weiss’ book Letting It Go or Willem Lammers’ book Self-Coaching with Logosynthesis.

 

Which Technology Will We Use?

We‘ll use the Zoom technology, with an opportunity to access the recordings after the sessions. Before the workshop you will receive a link through which you can use zoom.us, which is a user-friendly, reliable software for this purpose. If you participate please also register for a free account at zoom.us. On mobile devices you can use the Zoom app. Please use a headset to avoid noise and echo caused by your computer audio.

 

How do I register?

You register by paying the fee for the workshop through a paylink.

  • Attending the workshop costs €120: Register
  • Attending the workshop with access to the session recordings costs €180: Register
  • After registration you receive a confirmation mail and technical details.

Supervision

Supervision is a key element of any LIA certified training for professionals in Logosynthesis. To certify as a Practitioner in Logosynthesis®, you must attend at least twelve hours of group supervision; more hours are recommended. In this online course, participants bring in all issues and questions related to the application of Logosynthesis. The format allows for in-depth discussions of Logosynthesis theory, philosophy, methods and practice. It’s also directed towards identifying and resolving countertransference issues in working with clients. Live demonstrations can be part of the work done in the group.

Dates and times

Tuesdays, February 18, March 17, April 7, 2020.
16:00-18:00 Vienna, Rome, Amsterdam, Zurich time (GMT+1).

The Group

At least 8 people, with a maximum of 16. To participate you must have attended at least a Logosynthesis Basic seminar and/or have read my Logosynthesis Handbook (https://www.amazon.de/Logosynthesis-Healing-Handbook-Helping-Professions/dp/1505826756/ias-21). However, trainees and Practitioners at any level of training will profit from this course.

Technology

We will work with zoom.us. You’ll have to download the app or install a plugin for your browser. It works best for all if everybody uses a headset instead of built-in microphones and speakers.

Recording

Sessions will be recorded and made available to members of the supervision group. Recordings will downloadable for a week and thereafter relevant parts will be made available to professional members of the Logosynthesis International Association.

Fee and Registration

The costs will be CHF 198.- for six hours. This is about US$200 or €180. You register and pay at the same time through this link. After registration, we’ll send you a confirmation of your participation with the necessary details.

If you’re a student, or if you live in a developing country, you can apply for a reduced rate. Use the contact form on this website to do this.

A Unique Opportunity!

Please realize that this is a unique opportunity to work immediately with Dr. Willem Lammers, the founder/developer of Logosynthesis. Once the group is full, it’s full.

Click the button, fill in your mail address and you’ll receive “SPARKS – the Latest in Logosynthesis” every 3-4 weeks with a choice from recent posts and the data of important training programs.

Here are the first and the second issue…

Have a look!

This website is the personal website of Dr. Willem Lammers and his work in Logosynthesis. If you want to take training, please go to www.logosynthesis.international. That site contain a description of the training program and all the dates and places where you can follow training. You’ll also find a list of certified Practitioners there. In time, this site will be replaced by an in-depth source of information about Logosynthesis and its founder.

The best way to get acquainted with Logosynthesis is to read Dr. Willem Lammers’ books on Logosynthesis. You find the details for the English versions here.

  1. Total compassion for and presence with the client in moments  s/he manifests the pain and loneliness of first order dissociation – being with the client from your own Essence.
  2. The awareness that first order dissociation is (nothing but) a state of disconnection from Essence, which can only be lifted by the reconnection the client’s own Essence, not by fulfilling any psychological or biological needs.
  3. The professional capacity to identify and resolve energy structures of frozen perceptions in first order dissociation as well as the corresponding reactions – with the help of the Logosynthesis procedures.
  4. Lack of respect for any form of second order dissociation and all of its consequences, apart from recognising it as a smart, bright or creative form of avoidance of the pain of first order dissociation.
  5. The realisation that even though you’re sharing the same world with the client, you don’t share the client’s destiny and that you as a person are not able to lift that burden without breaking your own back. The latter can never be the purpose of therapy.
  6. The potential to recognise countertransference phenomena, in which you lose sight on the difference between your own destiny and the destiny of the client – getting hooked by the client’s second or third order dissociation.
  7. The ability to apply Logosynthesis on your own perception/interpretation of the issue of the client and thus restore clarity about the difference between your own destiny and the destiny of your client.

The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you.
Don’t go back to sleep.
You must ask for what you really want.
Don’t go back to sleep.
People are going back and forth across the doorsill,
Where the two worlds touch.
The door is round and open.
Don’t go back to sleep.

“From the moment I could talk I was ordered to listen…” This song by Cat Stevens illustrates which parts of us are activated when learning to speak another language. Recent research shows that when we learn our mother tongue not only the language centres in the left brain are active, but that learning to speak is also connected with areas of our right brain, which mirror the Broca and Wernicke language areas and cover the understanding and expressiion of emotions. Our language creates our communication in many ways.
A similar process start when we’re meeting people from different cultures and different languages. We not only learn new words, we also learn new emotions, emotions that may be repressed or inhibited when we were young. If we don’t pick up that part of a language, we’ll always speak the language with an emotional distortion that’s more recognisable than the strongest accent. If you learn a language practicing Logosynthesis – or if you practice Logosynthesis while learning a language – this part of the process will cerate completely new challenges. Learning the language is a metaphor for how you learned your mother tongue. Not only that: I can offer a corrective emotional experience for what happened when you learned your mother tongue, and in any case it can help to become aware of what happened in that crucial stage of your life.
Traveling as a Logosynthesis trainer or trainee offers many opportunities to learn, not only the theory or the technique. You’re together with other people who won’t speak your mother tongue, and they will activate archaic material: in the workshop, in the breaks, at the dinner table. You can re-experience what happened when you learned to speak, by exploring your reactions: Do you feel seen? Do you feel listened to? Do you feel invited to talk? Do you feel understood? Do you feel rejected? Do you experience the others as patient and interested when you try to talk? Are you confused or irritated? How do you expect others to react to you?
This is also relevant from the other perspective, if you are teaching the language by being together. Do you feel open when someone is learning a language and are you interested? Are you curious about the world he comes from and do you want to know more, or do you consider him as an intruder to your world? Do you secretly think he’s stupid? Do you correct him in public? Your attitude may mirror your parents’ when it was you learned to talk.
The most important diagnostic question on both sides is: How comfortable do you feel when someone speaks another language? The discomfort of learning a new language, or being with a person who’s learning, is only the surface. It mirrors deep relational templates from your childhood – as an introject of as a reaction.
Being with people from other cultures offers a wealth of opportunities for discovery and thus for identifying and resolving blocks in your life by practicing Logosynthesis. Think about coming to the 2014 Logosynthesis Summer Academy in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. Of the 24 participants there this year were 3 native speakers, and everybody left with a better understanding of people from other languages and cultures. Here’s the flyer and here’s the application link.

In the Logosynthesis Facebook group, people discuss their experiences and  questions about Logosynthesis. It’s the easiest way to stay ahead of the crowd she it comes to the development of Logosynthesis. Join this group and participate or just listen in. Enjoy, here’s the link.

There are also many other Logosynthesis groups on Facebook, like Logosintesi in Italian, Logosynthese in German, Logosynthèse in French, Logosynthese Nederlands, etc. Just do a quick search and you’ll find us.