IoPT Seminar

About the IoPT Seminar

Identity-oriented psychotrauma theory and therapy (IoPT) – Offering trauma therapy and training based on Franz Ruppert's groundbreaking theory and method.

Dr. Franz Ruppert

Founder of IoPT, retired professor in psychology at the University of Applied Science in Munich, who during his psychological practice with clients and students became interested in Psychotrauma and its effect on individuals and society as a whole.

Author of 11 books published within the field of trauma and translated in many languages. Franz is a renowned speaker highly sought after for his theory and methodology, IoPT with the Intention-method. His most recent book "Self-acnounter wit the Intention-method" summarizes his ground-breaking work.

This seminar, hosted in collaboration with the Norwegian Trauma Therapist Association 20 years celebration this year, brings us together in the field of trauma for two days of insights into the latest developments in practical trauma treatment.

At the Seminar, You Will Gain Insights Into:

• Expanding Trauma Theory to societal and political contexts
• Practical Applications of IoPT in therapy and community work

After the Seminar, You Will Walk Away With:

• A deeper understanding of how trauma shapes identity, both individually and collectively, with a focus on how trauma affects our health.
• Knowledge about the IoPT method's applications in therapy, social work, and broader societal contexts.
• New perspectives on understanding trauma as a root cause of both individual and societal challenges, and how this knowledge can contribute to healing and growth.

IoPT Intensive

• 14-15 June 2027
• The days are for practicing IoPT therapists/students and an extension of the IoPT Seminar and its theme
• To sign in, click here

Target Audience

• Professionals in health and social sciences: Psychologists, nurses, doctors, special educators, midwives, and others working in relational fields.
• Therapists and IoPT Practitioners: Especially those aiming to expand their understanding of how trauma affects our health and apply IoPT methods in their work.
• Community-minded individuals and policymakers: Understanding trauma's impact on health is essential for addressing mental and physical challenges, including chronic illness and healthcare disparities. Acknowledging these effects supports better policies and environments that foster healing and resilience.
• Private individuals interested in personal development: Those seeking a deeper understanding of their identity and how processing trauma can positively transform their lives.

This seminar serves as a learning platform for both professionals and interested individuals, emphasizing applicable knowledge in therapeutic and societal contexts alike. Here the translation to English: