16 modules for practitioners: the imago and childhood wounds, the shift from passion to power struggle, the mirroring-validation-empathy dialogue, behaviour change requests, re-romanticizing, re-imaging, the practitioner's stance, sessions, difficult situations and ethics — after Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt, within the Swiss framework.
The unconscious image that guides the choice of partner, the stages of development and their wounds, passion, the power struggle and the conscious relationship — attributed to their authors, never presented as facts.
Mirroring, validation, empathy: the technique step by step, its pitfalls, its variants — appreciation, frustration, parent-child — and its gradual introduction with a couple.
Behaviour change request, closing the exits, re-romanticizing, re-imaging and holding — with their safety conditions and the moment when they are not offered.
The relationship as the client, the structure of a support process, difficult situations — crisis, infidelity, separation, violence — and the practitioner's ethics within the Swiss framework.
This course conveys the concepts and dialogue tools of the Imago for a practitioner supporting couples; it delivers no Imago certification and does not train psychotherapists. In the face of violence, coercive control or distress, it teaches how to refer, never how to «handle». Each module recalls this framework from its own angle.
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