Psychosomatics in New German Medicine. Unobvious Causes of Diseases

Maria Velichko is a clinical psychologist, biopsychotherapist specializing in the psychotherapy of somatic symptoms and diseases, family psychotherapist, associate professor, and author of courses at the Institute of biodcoding in Barcelona (Spain). This book offers you a unique perspective on common diseases, considering them not only as a consequence of physiological factors but also as manifestations of deep emotional conflicts. You will learn which specific experiences, fears, and unresolved situations can weaken the immune system and create a fertile ground for the development of ailments. The author details the psychosomatic roots of each disease, offering tools for awareness and processing the corresponding emotional blocks. The work is based on the principles of the New German Medicine by Dr. R. Hamer. This book includes a list of key beliefs recommended for consideration and revision. The author emphasizes that diseases do not arise spontaneously, but are often the result of acute stressful situations and suppressed emotions. By reading this book, you will not only be able to alleviate the symptoms of existing diseases but also prevent their occurrence in the future, learning to manage your emotions and respond to life's challenges in the most harmonious way.