What is Deep Memory Process?
Deep Memory Process (DMP for short) is a creative therapeutic synthesis of active imagination, regression, psychodramatic role play, various body therapies and transpersonal psychologies. It was developed by Roger J. Woolger, Ph.D, from many years of intensive practice with the methods of Jung, Reich and various shamanic and spiritual traditions.
How can Deep Memory Process help you?
It is a widely applicable therapy which has been successfully used in treating difficulties in:
- interpersonal relationships and fractured familes
- issues of self-esteem and personal empowerment
- residual psychic scars from adult or childhood sexual abuse
- all forms of domestic and urban violence
- post-traumatic reactions to war, torture and devastating loss
How does DMP work?
A trained practitioner of DMP will begin by inviting you to explore whatever problem you wish to work with.
In a safe and caring environment you will be helped, if appropriate, to:
- clearly recognize the core issues or complexes running your life
- journey in time to resolve childhood and other traumas
- vividly relive and resolve emotional conflicts through a healing psychodrama
- develop somatic awareness of deep memories to release them from your body
- let go of old unwanted ancestral patterns and influences
- integrate wounded soul fragments (“past lives”)
- clear your energy field of negative influences
- open up with love to higher spiritual resources within yourself
How Long does the Process Last?
A typical DMP session lasts about two hours. This includes fully adequate time for integration and processing. Usually a series of sessions is recommended but occasionally radical changes can occur in only one or two sessions. Deep Memory Process can be used as an exclusive therapy for specific complaints and it also works well in conjunction with other ongoing therapies.
For details of current Trainings in DMP
For details of Trainings in DMP with Roger Woolger