Bruno Clavier

“Transgenerational symptoms in children”

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Bruno Clavier is a psychoanalyst and clinical psychologist. He provides training in transgenerational psychoanalysis at the Jardin d’idées association, founded by Didier Dumas and Danièle Flaumenbaum.

Danièle Flaumenbaum

“Accord and Heart”

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Danièle Flaumenbaum is a gynecologist. Heir to Françoise Dolto and an activist for medicine that respects humanity, she is committed to ensuring that children are born with the shared desire of their parents, and to prolonging an unfinished sexual revolution. Danièle Flaumenbaum is a gynecologist.

Pierre Ramaut

Commemoria: An application serving transgenerational life stories and the challenges of transmitting memory between generations

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“In 2019, a new tool called “Commemoria” was born in the field of transgenerational analysis, at the initiative of Pierre Ramaut, intended for practitioners, but also for people wishing to individually explore, transmit and share their family history independently. Commemoria is aimed at both practitioners and anyone wishing to investigate their personal and family history and/or complete their personal process of transgenerational analysis with a new reading grid. Designed to be accessible to all users concerned by transgenerational analysis and by the preservation and transmission of memory between generations, the Commemoria application allows, through the synchronization of its biographical and historical timelines, to easily order information, evoke memories, bring out emotions, explain the trajectory of an individual, shed light on that of a group and elucidate elements that have remained obscure from family and contextual documents. The pleasant, playful and liberating process proposed by Commemoria completes and finalizes the work based on other methods such as the genosociogram, art therapy, psychophany, hypnosis, waking dream, family constellations, shamanism, etc.

Marie-Noëlle Maston

“The First 1000 Days – The Foundations of Life”

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EDUCATION: Postgraduate Diploma (DESS) in Clinical Psychology – René Descartes University – Paris V Sorbonne University. Postgraduate Diploma (DEA) in Psychopathology and Psychoanalysis directed by Didier Anzieu, Paris X Nanterre. Training in Perinatal Haptonomy and Haptopsychotherapy at the CIRDH.
Trainer and lecturer, she founded the School of Haptonomy in 2016, where she teaches the transgenerational Haptopsychotherapy she created.
Books:
Psychogenealogy, Relationship to Money and Success, Quintessence 2005
The Foundations of Being 2008, Quintessence
I Can’t Sleep, and Yet I’ve Tried Everything 2014, Albin Michel

Carole Prost

“Symbolic food or how to give meaning to what nourishes us.”

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“We are made of what we eat.”
Food can be an extraordinary source of understanding about ourselves, the world around us, and our personal, family, societal, and global history.
During this conference, you will have the opportunity to understand food and our relationship with it beyond traditional dietary precepts, the notion of dieting, or current trends that can influence us.
You will be able to discover the links between our food choices and our emotions and reintegrate food into your life to restore its rightful place.

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Carole Prost is a naturopath, based in Savoie since 2006. Passionate about naturopathy, nutrition, and natural health methods, she has been training for 20 years in various fields to complement the comprehensive care of her clients.

Training is an important part of her work, after co-founding a school in Aix les Bains, she teaches in several schools and training organizations in France and Switzerland.

Author of “Living Your Pregnancy Better Naturally” published by Dangles.

Author of numerous articles for magazines (Cultures Bio, Biocontact, Naturelles).

Culinary workshop facilitator since 2001.

Paola Del Castillo

“Your first name: a life program.”

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The symbolism of first names

The Benefits of Psychogenealogy with Respect to First Names: The Fundamentals of Place and Identity. How can we discover our life plan from childhood to maturity and change it?
The symbolism of first names and birthdays is a powerful tool for deciphering our current life path. Ancestral memories connect us to our family roots and the collective unconscious. Understanding this intimacy provides access to meaningful beliefs, loyalties, and repetitions. Working with the tree transforms the past into pleasant solutions that align with oneself and others.

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Psychogenealogy consulting, therapy follow-up, NLP EFT, stress management, and sophrology. I also train therapists.

Author of five books on the subject
Psychogenealogist for 25 years
Trains therapists in psychogenealogy and provides supervision
Jungian psychoanalyst for 12 years on Reunion Island (from 1990 to 2002)
Philosopher and anthropologist
Graduate in management and human resources

Paola Del Castillo is an author of books on psychogenealogy, a psychotherapist, and a human resources consultant. She also leads seminars and conferences in several countries.
Philosopher and anthropologist, her approach is made up of her theoretical knowledge and her intuition, to which she attaches great importance.
His practice in psychogenealogy is enriched with symbolic proposals, resolutions of family conflicts, innovative perspectives, immediate solutions for men and women.
Using first names, dates of birth, marriage, death and situations experienced by ancestors, Paola Del Castillo provides effective help to discover family history that we sometimes ignore, and to free ourselves from the repetitions of the intergenerational unconscious.

Elisabeth Horowitz

“Discovering genealogical time”

The influence of dates and ages in family history

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Elisabeth Horowitz is a therapist and founder of the French Association of Psychogenealogy in 2000, a lecturer, and a seminar leader. For over twenty years, Elisabeth Horowitz has specialized in the study and analysis of family trees and family histories.

Barbara Mourin

“Migration: A Story of Origin”

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Therapist (transgenerational and transcultural analysis)

Trained at the intercultural clinic (Paris 13 University), I have been a clinician since 2008.
I am also trained in transgenerational analysis (Généapsy Institute). While my clinical practice initially focused on exiled individuals, today I support any adult, whether or not they are descendants of migrants.
The contributions of transcultural analysis and transgenerational analysis enrich and characterize my therapeutic practice.

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Amandine Vilsoni

“Biography in the Service of Psychogenealogy”

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Noëlle Lamy

– Tribute to Olivier Soulier

– and “Beginning of life, when the sacred is inscribed in our cells”

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Physiotherapist training DE 1975,
Began practicing privately in July 1975,
Additional training in the Mézières Method 1976, Cranial Osteopathy 77 to 79, TCM, Atman, Energetics, Anthroposophy, 1984 and 85, Caicédian Sophrology, learning Hebrew, exegesis work on the Torah, according to Annick de Souzenelle, iconography and the Christ-like approach, training in psychogenealogy with Anne Marie Leroy Walter, student of Chantal Rialland, then in 2009 training with Olivier Soulier, until validation in 2015, 2014 working with Bruno Clavier at the Jardin d’Idées.
Consultations and training in psychogenealogy and transgenerational psychoanalysis since 2006, conferences, A book currently being published: The Alchemical Tree

Monica Justino

“Adopted and Multicultural Children”

“Recognize your history, strengthen your life, transform your path” Monica Justino

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Monica Justino is a clinical psychologist. She graduated from the Federal University of Santa Catarina in Brazil with a doctorate in creativity from the same university, and also holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Haute Bretagne – Rennes II. In 2007, she completed a psychogenealogy training course at the International Association of Psychogenealogy in Lyon. A pioneer of psychogenealogy in Brazil, she has been leading study groups and courses on psychogenealogy since 2008. She is the author of the first book on Psychogenealogy written in Portuguese in Brazil.

Evelyne Bissone Jeufroy

– Anne Ancelin: psychogenealogy

– “The Invisible Legacy – Family Secrets, Unfinished Grief, Loyalties”

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Evelyne Bissone Jeufroy is a psychologist, coach, and graphologist. Specialties: Psychogenealogy, family secrets, transgenerational studies, and grief management.

Books:

THE INVISIBLE HERITAGE

Freeing ourselves from the ills of our ancestors with psychogenealogy

FOUR PLEASURES A DAY, AT LEAST! The benefits of pleasure on the body and mind

SORTIR DU DEUIL – Surmonter son chagrin et réapprendre à vivre, Poche – October 8, 2008 by Anne Ancelin Schützenberger (Author), Évelyne Bissone Jeufroy (Author)
Sortir du deuil – Surmonter son chagrin et réapprendre à vivre

Judith & Eduard Van den Bogaert

“Biomedical Psychogenealogy: Finding Paths to Healing by Deciphering Your Minute Tree”

Jean-Philippe Brébion

Understanding our divisions from the Birthprint

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Through his personal approach: Bioanalogy, which he has been developing for over 40 years, Jean-Philippe Brébion discovered the concept of the Birthmark.
It is a 27-month structural cycle resulting from embryonic imprinting, made up of the parents’ emotions during the perinatal period.
We can understand certain splits, and other dual functionings (bipolarity, schizophrenia, etc.), through non-alignment with this Unique, Original, and Singular Imprint.

Angèle François

Harpist, intuitive therapist & composer

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“The Melody of a Life” – Creating Musical Imprints in Support of Birth and Bereavement.
Teacher, concert performer and facilitator of sacred spaces through sound medicine.