Soul Trauma - Prof. Dr. Frank Bahr

Integrative methods in Auricular Medicine

Traditional Chinese Medicine, homeopathy, and psychology have shown great potential to advance the field of mental health, as weil as healthcare in general. Presented in this book, are the main aspects of how to treat PTSD and trauma of the soul, as edited and translated from the German text, Psychische Verletzungen - Seefische Traumen: wer wirklich unser Leben mit positivem und negativem Qi lenkt, by Drs. med. Frank Bahr and Christiane Wesemann. These methods have relevance beyond the intended audience of Auricular Medicine practitioners, and should spark interest from healthcare and wellness professionals across a broad range of integrative practices - especially those who are challenged by the complexity and therapy resistance of chronic trauma, PTSD.

This book is relevant for anyone interested in the emotional health of an increasingly traumatized society, and the effects !hat emotions have on our nervous system as reflected by the auricular reflex system mapped somatotopically onto our ears. The methods presented relate to the idea !hat energetic information (frequencies) can provide otherwise hidden assessment and treatment possibilities through resonance. Resonance affects us all, it is what brings us feelings of harmony when listening to music, or hurtful discord through the negativity projected by others who are unwell.
In Auricular Medicine, the ears are known as a window to the brain. And with this book, the Governor Vessel (a meridian along the spine and cortex) will be known as the window into the timeline of trauma - generational trauma, trauma experienced from birth to present day, and anticipated trauma based on constitutional weaknesses.

About the author:

Prof. mult. hc / China Dr. med. Frank R. Bahr, (1944 - 2025), studied medicine from 1963 to 1969 at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. State examination and doctorate in 1969. After working as a medical assistant, he trained at the Institute of Anesthesiology at the University of Munich. From 1972 onwards, he practiced as a general practitioner. From 1972 onwards, he studied Classical Chinese Acupuncture and Ear Acupuncture in China, Germany, and France, among other places. Founder and long-time president of the German Academy for Acupuncture and Auriculomedicine (DAA), Munich, founded in 1973/74. From 1974 to the present: research work on ear acupuncture in close collaboration with Dr. Paul Nogier, Lyon, President of the European Academy for Traditional Chinese Medicine (founded in 1980), research in the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In 1998 he was appointed visiting professor at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he was already an honorary member of the teaching staff during the Cultural Revolution in 1975. In 2000 he was appointed honorary professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, acupuncture research at the Institute of Applied Chemistry in Beijing. In 2001 he was appointed honorary professor at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and in 2014 he was appointed senior professor and official member of the teaching staff with authorization to train for the university title of Master of Acupuncture. Honorary President of the German Academy of Acupuncture, the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and Honorary President of the Swiss Medical Association for Auriculomedicine and Acupuncture. He is the author of numerous books, lecture notes and numerous teaching charts in German, English and Chinese, and has published hundreds of publications over 40 years in various scientific journals, including: in Science and The Lancet.

ISBN: 9798989061709 (979-8-9890617-0-9)