Stephanie Hartung
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Approaching individual, organisational, and societal systems from two perspectives – psychology and systems theory – my focus is on systemic dysfunction, which can also be understood as underlying trauma structures. The older and ‘elder’ I get, the more I understand that the biggest challenges we face in life are about saying yes, and allowing connection.
With the artist’s position of ‘outlaw’ and a background in economics and Gestalt therapy, I am dedicated to reconnection and consent. This is my eldership niche.
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If we do consider trauma not as being dramatic (yes or no) but as showing a certain structure – physically and mentally – we can focus on strengthening our clients. To me, trauma work is not about focussing on the trauma, but about focussing on what is needed to restructure the individual system to an integrated, healthy, and strong here-and-now personality.
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The foundation of any wisdom in whatever culture, religion, and belief is that whatever exists was born out of a connection. It develops in connections and unfolds in connections. “My people” are those who take the courage to face that.
