BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE. Documentary series with Max and Ellen Schupbach
In each episode of this series, the wizards help the client deal with their specific problem, conflict, or request. Max and Ellen Schupbach show how to "unfold" the process to find answers and discover the true beauty of human nature.
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These episodes don't offer ready — made answers-they show a process of exploration where each step is born out of a unique experience in a unique context. Perhaps something will resonate in you, or maybe your path will be completely different.
Max and Ellen Schupbach are the founders of the International Institute for Deep Democracy (DDI). In their work, Max and Ellen use a method called the process-oriented approach in psychology. The method was developed by Arnold Mindell and his colleagues.
We sincerely thank our partners Atelier Gardens for providing the beautiful, historic TON 3 pavilion for filming
Max and Ellen Schupbach are the founders of the International Institute for Deep Democracy (DDI). In their work, Max and Ellen use a method called the process-oriented approach in psychology. The method was developed by Arnold Mindell and his colleagues.
We sincerely thank our partners Atelier Gardens for providing the beautiful, historic TON 3 pavilion for filming
Trailer for the documentary series "BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE"
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Filming location:
Atelier Gardens, TON 3 (Berlin, Germany)
Max and Ellen Schupbach
Filming location:
Atelier Gardens, TON 3 (Berlin, Germany)
Max and Ellen Schupbach
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Episode 1
Theoretical Introduction and Working with Ruth and Her Request: "I'm not sure - how to balance hard work and rest?"
Discuss the marginalization of women's health and work with Yannicke, who wants to gain a deeper understanding of her condition.
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Episode 3
Working with Sue and her Request: Learn to react less emotionally to violent racist statements from others. She admits, " I can be mean sometimes, but I don't like it because it hurts me first and foremost."
Tanya notices that her body has changed, but does not immediately realize that this is not just weight gain, but deep internal changes. The conversation goes beyond appearances, touching on movement, self-acceptance, and the freedom to be yourself.
Episode 5
Stephanie is torn between gentleness and fighting spirit. This conflict permeates her life from her relationships to her career. She explores how fear and social expectations hinder her progress.
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