Cécile Loetz & Jakob Müller

How does our upbringing shape us? What traces does it leave behind? And what do we pass on from our experiences without realizing it? Using vivid everyday examples, Cécile Loetz and Jakob Müller show how past experiences can continue to have an impact on sentences, feelings and attitudes. With empathy and without judgment, they explain how we can recognize and break old patterns. What opportunities are there to shape our relationships with our children, our parents and ourselves more freely? How can we consciously take control of our own lives?

Dr. Cécile Loetz is a psychologist, psychoanalyst and psychotherapist specializing in educational theory, art psychology, transgenerational trauma research and palliative medicine.

Dr. Jakob Müller is a psychologist, psychoanalyst and psychotherapist specializing in educational theory, postpartum crises and palliative psychology.

In cooperation with the Heidelberg New School of Life gGmbH

In the Roots & Wings series

Info about the event series:
Impulses from psychology & pedagogy for attachment-based parenting
This new series of events shows how early experiences in childhood have a lasting influence on our future feelings, thoughts and actions: in relationships, in our attitude towards other people and in the upbringing of our children. In this series, scientists illustrate how old patterns continue to have an effect – and give parents and educators valuable ideas on how to break through them and adapt to the changing demands of today’s world.