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The artful technique of trauma healing

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Intention

The transparent yes.

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Intelligence

The beautiful system.

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Intervention

The conscious change.

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Integration

The real manifestation.

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Interaction

The sensible influence.

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Intemporal

The timeless remembrance.

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Integrity

The living art of truth.

Creating the way from a painful timeloop to a life of timeless art.

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The meaning of

Integraphy is a method that transforms trauma into artful healing and growth.
The name combines two ancient roots – integer, Latin for whole, complete, untouched, and graphy, Greek for to write, to draw, to make visible.

Together they describe the essence of this work: to draw wholeness back into visibility – to let the unseen become seen, the fragmented become form. In Integraphy, we rewrite our inner narratives, but we also paint, trace, and map them. We follow the hidden curves of pain and the recurring patterns of loss until they reveal their quiet order. Once seen, they can be redrawn. What once felt fixed becomes fluid, open to transformation.

Integraphy unites creativity, systemic wisdom, somatic awareness, and the natural bilateral rhythm of the brain – here expressed through artful expression and embodied creation. As the eyes move alongside the hand, the body draws what the mind cannot yet name. It is not about erasing what happened, but about redrawing it – so that every wound begins to reveal its golden lining, and what once was merely endured becomes consciously, beautifully lived.

HOW THIS BEGAN

In the following sections, I share how my personal experience grew into this technique, and how pain and problems turned into purpose.

Integraphy and the 7 principles are what I’ve been shaping, testing, and refining for most of my life. Since I was nine years old, I’ve been searching – relentlessly, curiously, devotedly – to understand how hate, betrayal, loss, and abuse, the darkest parts of being human, could be transformed not only for those who suffer as I did, but for humanity itself. Much of what later became Integraphy first emerged during my teenage years, when I began to intuitively develop the core of this technique without yet knowing what it was.
I tried to keep the long story short – but it’s still a lot. So feel free to scroll through or stay and read the whole journey. Either way is perfectly fine. I simply wanted to share it with those who feel called to know more, because maybe, somewhere in it, there’s a small glimpse of hope for you too.

I’m so glad you’re here,

When I was still a child, I experienced a moment of spontaneous healing – all of a sudden, I stopped a psychotic break that had lasted for weeks, marked by dissociation, paranoia, and depersonalization. I was terrified I would lose my mind forever, unable to reach out for help.
One night, in despair, I screamed to God, to my soul, to everything in between – and then, all at once, it stopped. Something shifted. For a brief moment, I felt reality reassemble inside me – as if a higher intelligence had rearranged the fragments. It was a brief vision of what is possible, though I had no idea how I had done it – and the power of it frightened me so deeply that I tried to forget it ever happened.

When I was thirteen, I fell ill with chronic fatigue syndrome. Confined to bed and isolated for almost four years, I began to research within myself – searching for meaning, for patterns, for a way back to life.
I spent days and nights thinking, reflecting, and talking to myself, as if I could decode the language of my own mind. It became my first form of self-guided therapy – intuitive, strange, but somehow working.

At some point, I began to paint and write what I saw on the inside – images, symbols, and metaphors that seemed to arise from a meta-level of perception, where thought, feeling, and image merged. That inner world became my dialogue partner. It helped me to externalize what I couldn’t yet understand in words – and to keep believing in my healing, even while trapped in a body that felt unbearably heavy, tired, and motionless, filled with diffuse pain in my bones, joints, and head.
Doctors saw little chance, but I knew: I would recover. To hold on to that knowing, I had to see it – to paint my faith into form and overpaint the opinions of others. And slowly, something began to change.

Eventually, by the age of eighteen, I recovered from this illness known as not able to heal.

I went on to study communication design, and it quickly became clear that I had an extraordinary gift – ideas and images came effortlessly, as if I could translate something invisible into form. At only twenty, remarkably young for the field, I became an art director, but soon I knew this wasn’t the purpose of my healing. Selling illusions, however beautifully designed, could not be my path. So, at twenty-two, I left and started my own studio.

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PROGRAMS

THE EXPLORATION

You’ve carried what was never yours, shaping your life around other people’s needs, pain, and purpose. Now you sense what truly wants to live through you, and why the cruel choose you. As you reclaim what is yours and release what is not, your real path begins to pulse again. Your talents you used for survival are now free, their worth finally yours.

THE ROOTING

Family shapes us in ways both tender and painful. Within its patterns lie the deepest wounds – and the greatest potential for healing. When we stop carrying what was never ours and allow responsibility to return to its rightful roots, the ground becomes fertile again. From that soil, calm, strength, and abundance can finally grow.

THE CONNECTION

Love meant confusion. You were idealized, used, or silenced – caught in cycles of lovebombing and devaluation that blurred the line between good and control. Yet from every heartbreak, a golden lining emerged. Recognizing this gold makes old patterns clear and your worth reclaimed. Love becomes mutual, and growth feels safe.

THE LIBERATION

The pain that once defined you now reveals your purpose. As old patterns fall away, fear may rise – because freedom can feel less safe than survival. Yet with every breath, you begin to trust the quiet truth that has lived within you all along. And then, a new self takes form: rooted in clarity and free to embody your true essence.

FEEDBACK

For 30 years I thought something was wrong with me — that I was simply cursed with bad luck.
Now I know that I, too, can finally have a life that feels like grace.

In the entire German-speaking world, you’re the only one who truly shifts my level of awareness — someone who stands right beside Tolle and the greats.

Thank you for the beauty I’ve rediscovered in my own story. I used to think I was wrong — too much of everything. Now I understand that it’s true… and that it’s good.

Slowly, I can feel again how strong and worthy I truly am. Thank you for this beautiful program, for your stories, for your imagery — thank you for you.

You’re the first person with whom I don’t have to sugarcoat my story — neither to myself nor to anyone else.

Leonard Cohen