About us

Meet the team

We are an interdisciplinary team and work according to the standards of the IAPOP. We bring with us a thorough training with a diploma in Process Work according to Arnold Mindell. In addition, we have a wide range of specialisations in different fields as well as qualifications in supervision and coaching.
We see ourselves not only as teachers, but also as learners in a shared process.

Kirsten Wassermann

Kirsten Wassermann

Mitgründerin & Leitung

Eva Karia

Eva Karia

Training, Supervision & Mentoring

Mark Rietema

Mark Rietema

Training & Mentoring

Michal Wertheimer

Michal Wertheimer

Supervision & Prozessbegleitung

Talasi Zubler

Talasi Zubler

Prozessbegleitung & Mentoring

Marianne Sinner

Marianne Sinner

Training, Supervision, Kunsttherapie

Stephan Müller

Stephan Müller

Training & Supervision

OUR vision

A world in which differences connect

We are committed to a world in which people are consciously in contact with themselves, with others and with nature, and courageously approach everything unknown. A world in which conflicts are not avoided but understood as opportunities for development. In which perspectives do not compete but become visible as a vital part of a larger whole.

We believe that every person carries special potential and leadership qualities that want to be lived. For us, change begins where we trust and follow our inner impulses.

From the attitude of Deep Democracy, we create spaces in which diversity, contradictions and tensions have their place as the basis for genuine learning. Our actions are shaped by passion, commitment, openness and curiosity. In everything we do, we see ourselves as part of a living community in which learning, personal growth and social engagement belong together.

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Our learning community

Here you will find people who have successfully completed their training at the Institute for Process Work Germany and follow the process-oriented ethical guidelines. Today they apply Process Work in many different areas of life and work.

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Isabell Böttner

Isabell Böttner

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)
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Process facilitation in private practice
Munich

Gerhard Hagedorn

Gerhard Hagedorn

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)
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Psychological counsellor in private practice
Hannover

Angela Brüning

Angela Brüning

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)
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Teacher and deep ecologist
Melle, Osnabrück area

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)

Teacher and deep ecologist

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)
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Process facilitator and teacher
Osnabrück area

Wolf Jung

Wolf Jung

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)

Teacher
Aachen

Sina Adrian Vollmer

Sina Adrian Vollmer

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)

Organisational development, community building, coach, freelance
Freiburg
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Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)

Naturopathic practice and counselling
Amtsberg near Chemnitz

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)

Capra Christine Schneider

Certified Process-Oriented Counsellor (Professional Level)

Organisational development
Damanhur (near Turin, Italy)
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Irina Schedrowa

Certificate Foundation Course

Alternative practitioner for psychotherapy (Heilpraktikerin)
Bremen

Sebastian Eggers

Sebastian Eggers

Certificate Foundation Course

Lecturer in acting and artistic practice at the Berlin University of the Arts

Evelyn Waldhoff

Certificate Foundation Course

M.Sc. studies in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Bonn

in training, Professional Level

Coach
Berlin

Certificate Process Facilitation of Individuals

Community Coach
Berlin

Claudia Kollender

Certificate Process Facilitation for Conflict and Group Work

‍Practice for integrative learning therapy, Solingen

Jean-Claude Audergon

In memory of Jean-Claude Audergon

"Far in and far out"

Jean-Claude († 2020) was a co-founder of the institute, an inspiring teacher, role model and beloved friend.
From the very beginning, he shaped the institute decisively through his clarity, his extraordinary presence and his attitude of radical openness to everything that shows itself in the moment – in ourselves, in the other and in the field.

He taught us to meet the unknown, to grow beyond familiar boundaries and to stay present and facilitate even in challenging situations. This attitude continues to have an effect today. It shapes our self-understanding and how we teach and live Process Work.
We remember him as someone who did not just teach Process Work, but embodied it. His work lives on in what we do.

“The edge is a far-out place, it is a place of growing.” (JC)

Worldwide network

As part of the International Association for Process-Oriented Psychology (IAPOP), we combine local work with international exchange and a diversity of perspectives.
The IAPOP was co-founded in 2007 by, among others, Jean-Claude and brings together diploma-holding process workers from all over the world. It stands for shared values, professional dialogue and binding training standards. You can find the recognised training centres worldwide here.

We also cooperate with the Deep Democracy Institute International. There, participants have the opportunity to deepen their training internationally.

Network of the International Association for Process-Oriented Psychology

Ethical guidelines of Process-Oriented Psychology

Ethical guidelines

We want to offer everyone connected with our institute clear orientation for ethical conduct and professional standards.

As process workers, we understand ethics as part of awareness work:
on a personal level, and in interpersonal and social contexts.

We do not regard our ethical guidelines as a rigid set of rules, but as a living foundation for reflection and responsible action in everyday life.
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Ethical guidelines (PDF, German)

Awareness matters – awareness is the key to sustainable change

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