Childhood illnesses refer to fundamental issues and beliefs that a person wants and needs to deal with. These are behavioral patterns brought along by the family, which can and should be overcome by living through childhood illnesses or pediatricdiseases. They are indications of which life themes could still be evaluated and thus still be pathogenic.

We follow the fundamental understanding that every disease has an underlying psychological meaning. We call this connection “SymptomLanguage.” Symptom Language is a form of communication where our subconsciousness brings up conflicts and topics that the individual is reluctant to bring into conscious awareness or is unwilling to deal with.

Childhood illnesses refer to fundamental issues and beliefs that a person wants and needs to deal with. These are behavioral patterns brought along by the family, which can and should be overcome by living through childhood illnesses or pediatricdiseases. They are indications of which life themes could still be evaluated and thus still be pathogenic.

We follow the fundamental understanding that every disease has an underlying psychological meaning. We call this connection "SymptomLanguage." Symptom Language is a form of communication where our subconsciousness brings up conflicts and topics that the individual is reluctant to bring into conscious awareness or is unwilling to deal with.