IoPT Advanced training (nettstudie), English speaking 2026 2027

Advanced Training IoPT - 12 weekend module online

Starts 13. October 2026 until 20. September 2027

Experience and learn online how to work with Franz Ruppert`s IoPT using the Intention method with Ewelyn Hysing-Olsen, Marta Thorsheim & team. 

Timings:
Each day will start at 3 PM Norwegian time and we go to around 10 PM Norwegian time, each day. The starting time is the equivalent of 6.00 AM Vancouver and Los Angeles time.
Short break, 15 minutes, after each Self encounter. Long break, 1 hour after about 3-4 hours.

Signing up for the training: to the right at this page, or sent me an e-mail: ewelyn@iopt.no
When signing up you sign up for the whole training, 12 modules, unless anything else is agreed upon with Ewelyn.

Price each module: euro 550,-/Nok 5500,-
Amount of participants at the advanced online English  speaking training is limited.
First come first serve
Place: online, we will send you the link for you to log in

 
Theoretical framework
The program builds on professor Ruppert’s theoretical framework of an Identity oriented Psychotrauma theory – IoPT. Based on established trauma theories and his own research, as well as extensive therapeutic experience with people all over the world, both individually and in group settings. Prof. Franz Ruppert developed the theoretical framework within Identity-oriented psychotrauma theory and therapy: IoPT. This framework is based on several theoretical foundations and one practical method:

The Human Psyche: well-being, stress and trauma
Identity and the Trauma of Identity
The Trauma of Love and the Trauma of Sexuality
The Perpetrator-Victim-Dynamic in relations
The Intention Method and the Resonance Technique.
Working with IoPT in one-to-one settings, small- and bigger groups settings.
The method by which we implement the insights and objectives of IoPT, is called the Intention Method. Which means the following: A person who wants to work therapeutically on him- or herself first considers his/hers intention: What do I want to achieve through this work? What is my goal? What would I like to look at more closely? What is the next steps in my therapy?