Deep Memory Process (DMP) is a regression-based healing method developed by Jungian analyst Dr. Roger Woolger. It blends active imagination, psychodrama, trauma release, and shamanic soul retrieval to access emotional patterns rooted in past experiences—guiding you into the subconscious where unresolved emotional imprints and karmic patterns remain alive in the energetic field of the present self.

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Each session begins with a focused conversation to identify the issue—whether a phobia, persistent emotional pattern, trauma, or inner crisis—with the strongest emotional charge chosen as the entry point. From there, I guide you to follow the sensations, images, and emotions that surface, allowing the subconscious to reveal the source of the imprint.

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These memories often involve unfinished stories—loss, betrayal, trauma, or sudden death—that leave energetic residue seeking resolution. These unresolved experiences live within us, triggering reactions that may feel disproportionate or unrelated to present events.

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During the session, you engage fully with the emotional and physical reality of the imagery through voice, movement, and body awareness. This process brings the original experience into conscious awareness, preparing the ground for healing.

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Resolution happens in the final stage, within the post-death space or bardo, where a broader perspective allows us to complete what was left unfinished, release what no longer serves, and reclaim lost parts of the self. Healing extends to the subtle body, where energetic imprints dissolve, often resulting in noticeable shifts in physical health, emotional balance, or relationships—frequently felt immediately after the session.

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The DMP session is a 3-hour process and is available in person only. Please contact me for more details.

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*While DMP can be profoundly healing, it is a deep and immersive process. It is not a replacement for medical or psychiatric care and is not suitable for those in acute psychological crisis. A stable emotional baseline is important for this work.