Ruth Fabianke
Study of social sciences (sociology, psychology, political science, social and economic history, empirical social research)
1989 graduation as qualified sociologist (diploma) at the university of Hamburg
Afterwards 15 years employed in leading positions in a variety of fields within the social economy, e.g. for KIBIS (contact, information, counselling for self-help), PRO FAMILIA (German society for family planning, sex education and counselling), IKH (interest group for children’s homes and youth help projects).
Extra occupational further training in systematic counselling and therapy, social management and numerous training in alternative methods of health promotion (such as Reiki, Hypnosis, Autogenous Training, Progressive muscle relaxation) as well as psycho social topics (e.g. Stress management, Burn out).
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Four years of education for yoga instructorship according to the BDY with Ortwin Schulz at the Integral Yoga School Hamburg, substitute by further education in kinematics Spiraldynamik® and in ´Pranayama and Meditation´ with Dr. Shrikrishna.Since 2005 occupied with group and individual classes, counselling, presentations and workshops for different institutions in self-employment.Recognised by health insurances with regards to primary prevention, § 20 SGB V. |
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“If we only dedicate part of our thinking and being to one thing, our contact with life will remain superficial. Nothing is memorised, nothing leaves a lasting impression. An empty feeling stays within. Unfortunately it is this emptiness that urges us to start more things in order to fill it when the opposite would be necessary: to calm down and live in the present. Living in the Now means experiencing a fulfilled life in every moment.”
Taken from: “Take your time – finding tranquillity in a fast moving world” by Eknath Easwaran (1910 - 1990), Indian spiritual teacher