Symptom Language is a term that was coined by Antonie Peppler, inventor of Creative Homeopathy, to describe the psychological meaning behind symptoms and diseases. According to the understanding of holistic medicine, every illness is rooted in mental conflict based on trauma, adaptation, and conditioning. Therefore, SymptomLanguage is the communication of our unconscious higher self by using our body to express an issue that is not recognized or suppressed in our being.

Before we go into detail and start with the psychological meaning of the most important infectious and pediatric diseases, we would like to recommend a few articles we wrote on symptom language.

Symptom Language is a term that was coined by Antonie Peppler, inventor of Creative Homeopathy, to describe the psychological meaning behind symptoms and diseases. According to the understanding of holistic medicine, every illness is rooted in mental conflict based on trauma, adaptation, and conditioning. Therefore, SymptomLanguage is the communication of our unconscious higher self by using our body to express an issue that is not recognized or suppressed in our being.

Before we go into the detail and start with the psychological meaning of the most important infectious and pediatric diseases, we like to recommend a few articles we wrote on the topic of symptom language.

During childhood individuals usually suffer from various infectious diseases, sometimes on a regular base. Some of those illnesses are unique experiences since we devellope a natural immunity to infections like chickenpox. According to the understanding of Creative  Homeopathy all these related symptoms have a specific psychological meaning.

During childhood individuals usually suffer from various infectious diseases, sometimes on a regular base. Some of those illnesses are unique experiences since we devellope a natural immunity to infections like chickenpox. According to the understanding of Creative Homeopathy all these related symptoms have a specific psychological meaning.

This complex of questions serves to localize the essential theme complexes, belief and disease patterns as well as the associated evaluations. The left half of the body stands for the “feminine”, the connecting, the emotion – also for the own mother as well as for the past. The right half of the body stands for the ratio, the fighting, the “masculine” also for one’s own father and the here and now.

The problems with the identity of one’s own gender can be recognized here. Head, neck, throat symbolize the rational recognition, the necessary and existential, shoulders and arms stand for responsibility and action; back, chest and belly symbolize the emotional recognition and the power of one’s own representation, hips and legs stand for the position as well as the (goal) directed movement.

Heart or circulation symbolize rhythm and one’s own. These groups of themes are very general. The specifics – like those of the internal organs – can be found in the separate sections. Problems of the body center, feelings of being cut up or cut off generally point to a disturbed energy flow. Emotion and ratio are separated from each other on different levels.

Answering the question about the organ diseases makes it possible to capture the patient relatively precisely in his conflict behavior. Is it a person who has assumed the role of a victim or is it a person who has assumed the role of a perpetrator. Does he suffer from his own aggressions, does he direct the aggressions against himself or against others, etc.? In this question the personality can be captured very well in its entire course of development.

In order to be able to present connections optimally, the following pages are structured according to the so-called “head-body scheme”, provided with illustrations and contain both German and Latin designations. Some systems – such as the skin or the skeleton – have separate sections.

This complex of questions serves to localize the essential theme complexes, belief and disease patterns as well as the associated evaluations. The left half of the body stands for the "feminine", the connecting, the emotion - also for the own mother as well as for the past. The right half of the body stands for the ratio, the fighting, the "masculine" also for one's own father and the here and now.

The problems with the identity of one's own gender can be recognized here. Head, neck, throat symbolize the rational recognition, the necessary and existential, shoulders and arms stand for responsibility and action; back, chest and belly symbolize the emotional recognition and the power of one's own representation, hips and legs stand for the position as well as the (goal) directed movement.

Heart or circulation symbolize rhythm and one's own. These groups of themes are very general. The specifics - like those of the internal organs - can be found in the separate sections. Problems of the body center, feelings of being cut up or cut off generally point to a disturbed energy flow. Emotion and ratio are separated from each other on different levels.

Answering the question about the organ diseases makes it possible to capture the patient relatively precisely in his conflict behavior. Is it a person who has assumed the role of a victim or is it a person who has assumed the role of a perpetrator. Does he suffer from his own aggressions, does he direct the aggressions against himself or against others, etc.? In this question the personality can be captured very well in its entire course of development.

In order to be able to present connections optimally, the following pages are structured according to the so-called "head-body scheme", provided with illustrations and contain both German and Latin designations. Some systems - such as the skin or the skeleton - have separate sections.