Solano - Mein Leben mit Herrchen und Frauchen

Solano, geboren irgendwann zwischen Siesta und Fiesta in den sonnigen Hügeln Spaniens, ist ein waschechter Straßenhund mit mediterranem Temperament und rheinischer Gelassenheit. Mit zwei Jahren tauschte er Tapas gegen Trockenfutter und zog bei seinen zweibeinigen Mitbewohnern liebevoll Herrchen und Frauchen genannt ein. Seither lebt er in Grevenbroich. Als Autor begeistert Solano mit bissigem Humor, treffsicherer Beobachtungsgabe und einem Schnüffel für die kleinen großen Geschichten des Alltags. Seine Werke schreibt er bevorzugt mental diktiert wird notfalls durch intensives Starren, gelegentliches Winseln und den gezielten Einsatz der Pfote auf Herrchens Tastatur. Wenn er nicht gerade literarische Meisterwerke erschafft, schläft Solano, meditiert über das nächste Leckerli oder verteidigt den Garten gegen listige Tauben und bedrohlich aussehende Gartenzwerge. Lieblingszitat: Der Mensch denkt, der Hund lenkt. 🐾 Mit dem Kölschen Grundgesetz für Hunde. Warum Hunde Frauchen und Herrchen haben und Katzen Bedienstete.

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I was born in Germany in 1958. I studied social work at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences in Cologne. From 1981 to 2019 I worked as a qualified social worker in a specialist outpatient clinic for addicts. As part of my professional work, over the years I have had contact with over 2,000 people who turned to the specialist outpatient clinic for help. Unresolved traumatic experiences were often the background to the addiction. I have completed the following additional training: Person-centered psychotherapy Focusing psychotherapy EMDR trauma therapy Brainlog in therapy and coaching In addition, as a naturopath (psychotherapy), I have permission to practice medicine in the field of psychotherapy in Germany. I have been using EMDR trauma therapy to deal with traumatic disorders since 2008. I run a psychotherapy and trauma therapy practice. Trauma is a stressful experience that can have a profound impact on a person's life. They can be triggered by accidents, abuse, war or other traumatic events and often leave deep psychological wounds. But there is hope for overcoming trauma and living a fulfilling life. In order to overcome trauma, it is crucial to understand the trauma. Those affected should be aware that their reactions to the trauma are normal. Understanding what trauma is, what happens in the brain during trauma and what subsequent disorders trauma can trigger is the first step in processing trauma. Learn about PTSD to develop a better understanding of the condition. Learn how trauma affects the brain and body and what symptoms may occur. This knowledge can help you better understand your own body's reactions and feel less powerless. Time doesn't always heal all wounds. Around 20% of people who experience a traumatic situation develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In my experience, overcoming trauma is possible, and many people have managed to process their traumatic experiences and lead a fulfilling life. The key is being willing to accept help, understanding yourself and having patience. This can be a way to live rather than just survive.