Barbara Kuppers

An unfolding is like the emergence of a tight bud that takes its own time to come into full bloom – it cannot be forced.

I got divorced for the second time while I was in my 40s; it felt as though my world had come crashing down. I went through a midlife unfolding. Unlike a midlife crisis, which is generally resolved in a short space of time, an unfolding is like the emergence of a tight bud that takes its own time to come into full bloom – it cannot be forced. I couldn’t bear my own unhappy, constricted idea of how life should be anymore and so started going for therapy. Therapy made such a huge difference in my life. I decided to learn, study and apply various forms of therapy, first to myself before working with others. 

For 12 years now, I have been holding a healing space for others to go through their own unfolding. I offer Tension and Trauma Release® (TRE®), Family Constellations and The Work of Byron Katie. My main intention as a practitioner is to create a safe environment for individuals to feel deeply and allow their own healing, thereby changing their own biology, family conditioning and thought patterns. This is how we change the world – one person at a time.