Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Past life regression therapy is a complex yet enduring approach at the intersection of psychology, memory, spirituality, and meaning-making. In this program, renowned trauma and resilience expert Dr. Judith Landau explores how accessing deeply held narratives that may illuminate present-day struggles. Drawing on decades of clinical work with families coping with trauma, loss, and displacement, Dr. Landau approaches the topic not as spectacle but as a therapeutic inquiry into healing, resilience, and the human capacity for transformation.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:18 Judith begins reading “Silent Control”
3:58 Anna’s first regression and self-denial
8:15 Childhood scarcity, fear, and responsibility
12:08 The binding vow: “I will never let a child go hungry”
14:20 Breakthrough and shift toward healing
17:10 Why hidden history shapes present suffering
21:08 Intergenerational trauma and resilience
25:20 Why healing is relational
29:08 Collaborative care and family systems
32:02 The role of joy in therapy
34:12 Witnessing pain without judgment
39:10 Symptoms as carriers of history
44:30 Healing as a journey, not a dramatic cure
48:32 Why the work matters even without belief in past lives
53:45 Audience Q&A begins
54:20 When is past life regression useful?
57:00 Attachments, couples, and recurring relationships
1:00:35 Grief, forgiveness, and healing
1:03:58 Helping families talk about trauma and resilience
1:06:18 Therapist shortages and community support
1:08:00 How hypnosis works in Judith’s practice
1:12:32 Immigrant family stories and identity
1:14:22 Animals and non-human regressions
1:18:45 Final takeaway: resilience, hope, and being heard

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