Editorial Team
Editorial board
Dr. Liane Hofmann
(Dr. phil. Dipl. Psych.) research assistant at the Institute for Frontier Areas of Pyschology and Mental Health e.V. (IGPP) in Freiburg i. Br. Training and further education in various psychothrapeutic, body-therapeutic and mindfulness-based procedures (further information at www.igpp.de/eks/liane_hofmann.htm
Editorial team
Prof. Dr. Heinrich Dauber
born 1944, studied education, psychology and ev. theology, 1978 - 2009 Prof. for Educational Science at the University of Kassel with changing emphases in research and teaching: social criticism and alternative movements, reform of teacher training, theory and practice of humanistic education and psychology, ecology and the Third World, science and spirituality, Gestalt therapy and playback theatre, most recently: empirical studies on teacher health. Retired freelance psychotherapist, coach and supervisor (DGfS). www.heinrichdauber.de
Dr. Dorothee Wienand-Kranz
(Dr. phil. Dipl. Psych.) works as a psychological psychotherapist and supervisor. She has the function of training supervisor for conversational psychotherapy (Rogers/Tausch) at the Institute for Psychotherapy at the University of Hamburg. In addition to conversational psychotherapy, she has also trained in Gestalt therapy, behavior therapy, various body-therapeutic methods, symbol work (Phyllis Krystal), work with the Enneagram and constellation work. At the University of Hamburg, she supervised diploma theses for many years, among others on the topics of body experience, extraordinary states of consciousness, spiritual experience and illness as an opportunity. Her main interest to this day is the connection between psychotherapy and consciousness.
Dr. Markus Hänsel
After studying educational and social sciences, as well as music therapy, first scientific work and doctorate at the University of Heidelberg - section clinical organizational development at the Institute for Medical Psychology. Since 2002 Markus Hänsel has been self-employed, coaching people in professional and personal changes and supporting teams and organisations in change processes, organisational development measures and in the implementation of further education and qualification programmes. Author of various publications, most recently "Ich arbeite also bin ich? (2009 V&R), "The spiritual dimension in coaching and consulting" (2012 V&R) www.markus-haensel.de
Prof. Dr. Thilo Hinterberger
(Dipl. Phys., Dr. rer. nat.), physicist and neuroscientist, is Professor of Applied Consciousness Sciences in Psychosomatic Medicine at the University Hospital Regensburg. His interdisciplinary research projects combine the fields of medicine, neuropsychology, therapy, art and the natural sciences.
Ulla Pfluger-Heist
(Dipl. Päd., HP Psychotherapy) co-founded the Psychosynthese Haus Allgäu-Bodensee in 1986 and has been working in private practice ever since. Since 1996, she has worked in the editorial office of this journal and has helped shape its development and form. Main areas of work: personal, interpersonal and transpersonal psychosynthesis, relationship, dream and symbol work. Research and development of the soul qualities of a "female" spirituality of radical reference.
Harald Piron
born in Cologne in 1967, studied psychology at the University of Trier and received his doctorate in Oldenburg with the dissertation "Meditation and its importance for mental health". He completed training in psychosynthesis, RET, behavior therapy and MBSR and has been working as a psychotherapist since 1993. He is a founding member and chairman of the "Society for Meditation and Meditation Research" (SMMR), founded in 2000, and has been meditating himself in a transcultural way (contemplation, Zen, Mahamudra) for over 30 years. His interests and hobbies also include music and painting. He is also active in teaching (Transpersonal Behavior Therapy) and research (depth of meditation).
Further information: www.institut-tipp.de
PD Dr. Nike Walter
studied biotechnology at the Technical University of Braunschweig. She received her doctorate at the University Hospital Regensburg in the field of neuroscience on the hypothesis of “self-organized criticality” and completed her habilitation in psychosomatic medicine. In addition to her academic research and teaching activities, she is also active in industry and is involved in the translation of biomedical technologies. She is also the founder of the VOROS Foundation, which is dedicated to the promotion and sustainable implementation of positive-disruptive innovations.
