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The first step was to find out when the symptoms (right hand tremor - partner conflict) occurred. From this, we can conclude when the conflict was experienced.

The conflict in the right hand (trembling like an aspen leaf) corresponds to the Parkinson's triad: anxiety. Further, here insignificant, parts of the triad are muscle rigidity and slowness of movement.

Understanding that Parkinson's disease is caused by a motor conflict (ectoderm), we have researched backwards in time.

With Parkinson's disease, it is often the case that the symptoms appear very long after the experience of the conflict (DHS). The first symptoms in this case occurred many years after the client had left a special religious group. She had repeatedly experienced fear, loss of control, violence, subordination, obedience and power exercised over her in this group. These incidents can be traced back to a specific person and a high emotional attachment to that person. There were many events that could have led to the corresponding DHS in the client's perception. We have subsequently always considered the entire series of events.

The many years between leaving the group and the onset of symptoms can be explained in retrospect by the fact that she still accepted the meaning of this religious group for herself and lived it inwardly, even though she was no longer a member and no longer had any contact. The inner connection was only gradually lost, so that the symptoms were only gradually recognizable.

We were able to achieve these insights and the associated beliefs thanks to our intensive collaboration (one video session per week and a task for the next video meeting). Daily chats, email correspondence and phone calls enabled us to immediately resolve any difficulties that arose when working on the tasks. As a result, the client was able to work continuously, i.e. daily, on the topics that were important to her and did not have to take any breaks.

In the course of our collaboration (2 months), she gradually reduced her medication and no longer showed any symptoms by the end of our collaboration.