Psychosomatic is the communication between the mind and the body

Psychosomatic Therapy, is the therapy of the mind/body communication.  This work validates the mind/body connection, giving power back to the individual.  They then have choice and awareness on how they wish to exist in the world.

This communication shapes us as human beings.  In the mind, it is what we know, what we have been taught and how we put things together to have an outlook of the world and ourselves.

Emotionally it is the re-action or trigger to an event. This reaction is shaped by childhood. The level of the reaction depends on how we have experienced that reaction in the past.  Emotion, at it's most basic, is an energetic reaction in motion that carries a cognitive or sensory memory or story.  It usually contains an emotional level that we feel safe in.

The physical is the action: how it has landed and how we action a situation either by words or movement.  Our body is then physically shaped to support that action.

Psychosomatic Therapy looks at how all of this plays a part in how you are shaped in the world externally and internally.  This information that we can see and feel usually registers a familiarity with the person receiving the information - it makes sense.

Medically psychosomatics is used in the context of when a doctor or specialist cannot label a clear cause of a diagnosis or category it is often regarded as psychosomatic.

What is the purpose of understanding my Psychosomatic language?

The purpose of understanding your own psychosomatic language is so that you can apply this information to any situation, it gives you awareness from a mind, emotion and body perspective, i.e. think/feel/do.

Our objective is to become more conscious. When we become more conscious, we can unlock the stories, memories and hidden layers of ourselves to see and feel things from the past in a different light.  This unravels the whole system, and we can then consciously choose how we wish to move forward.

Life is all around us and within us. Life speaks to us all the time. Life is that force or spark of light/electricity that keeps us alive.  We can easily get distracted, the world is a busy place full of influence.  

We can be shy, awkward, and insecure, we can feel unwelcome or out of place. These are all human reactions to others as we are all navigating our own space and finding where we fit in.

We are governed in the beginning by others accepting us before we truly learn to accept ourselves. It is in those formative years that most of our behavioural patterns start, and from there, a cascade into the shape or form that you are now in. This then directly relates to your current position in life with profession, relationship, wealth and health.

This is where psychosomatic awareness truly starts to shine. We can feel, see and sense our way through life to make our way gracefully through disease and disharmony to find ease and harmony. This is absolutely possible. The future comes from within. We have everything we need on the inside of us already, our job is to listen, nurture and understand this human form that we are in.

Those who train in Psychosomatic Therapy have the same tools, but each of us applies the tools in different ways integrating them into our lives and also into our work. The variety of ways Psychosomatics can be applied is limited to personal experience and your sense of adventure. 

Most enrolled in this program to further their knowledge of others, some changing occupations and others adding skills learned to their current profession. But the real benefit is the work you do on yourself, which flows into your practice and work with others.

THE JOURNEY...

One goes on this journey, and it can be challenging yet satisfying at the same time. The time you invest in a program must be worth it by full-filling your desires while also taking away new resources and tools for practice.

The Psychosomatics & Emotional Anatomy journey is one of self-discovery, the one where your unconscious self becomes conscious; through the art of awareness, you slowly unravel your existence and why you are exactly how you are.

Your tissue tells this story, and your actions and reactions form and reform this story whilst starting to create new ones consciously.

Our programs are life programs; they will influence your life. They are not good or bad; they are your life in motion.

We use simple language and many already-known concepts and tweak them a little to show you another perspective.

You will become aware, and in that awareness, you can then exert your will and make conscious choices.

This is our Story

Psychosomatic Therapy is a therapy created by a man by the name of Hermann Mller who passed away on the 12th December 2017.  Hermann was based on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. 

He founded the Psychosomatic Therapy College a registered training institution.  His wife Marie Müller is now the sole director and proprietor of the college.

Gillian Maddigan and Bianca Moeschinger are both registered teachers of the college, we do not work directly for the college, however are trained and registered to teach the accredited Certificate in Psychosomatic Therapy.

The intensive training program and modules we teach form part of the recognition for prior learning with the college.  On completion of the study with us, each student will be RPL'd by the College. (If they choose the professional training path.)

The training we teach has the same bones and mechanics as the one taught directly by the college.  Our course has added detail and expertise gathered from the years of experience not only teaching and facilitating psychosomatic therapy training, but also as full time therapists.

Gillian Maddigan is Hermann Müller's daughter, she has been involved in Psychosomatic Therapy since its conception.  She grew up into the work as it unfolded into a recognised therapy.

In the early stages Gillian worked on the text books and manuals for the training, before becoming fully qualified in her own right and working directly for the college as a therapist and manager.

Bianca Moeschinger fell into the work in 2009 after a long career in realestate and finance.  The qualification of Diploma of teaching masters and practitioners in Psychosomatic therapy lead to many courses and a successful therapy practice in Melbourne Australia.

Psychosomatic therapy is very personal, each facilitator will bring up a different experience and journey for you.  The learning never stops as each of us is a reflection of something in you that you love or hate about yourself.

It is our hope through this abundant online resource full of not only paid courses, but complimentary guidance and community, you will feel enriched and can explore this amazing therapeutic practice for your own personal development or to add to your current professional practice.

Bianca Moeschinger & Gillian Maddigan

 We are the Founders of Psychosomatics and Emotional Anatomy training - PEAT