Movement towards Wellbeing and Good Living
Integrative Therapeutic Gathering (H.I.T.T. Method)
Integrative Therapeutic Gathering (H.I.T.T.â Method)
Poland is 19. – 21. September 2025
Switzerland is 26. – 28. September 2025
A POWERFUL INTEGRATION: H.I.T.T. AND ANCESTRAL RITUALS
Hypno Integrative Tiefenpsychologische Therapie (H.I.T.T.) is a therapeutic approach of profound transformation that combines work with expanded states of consciousness, symbolic understanding, and emotional and physical integration. This methodology is based on three fundamental pillars that intertwine to address the human being in their totality.
The first of these pillars is hypnosis, understood as a natural state of consciousness that allows directing attention towards the inner world. In the practice of H.I.T.T., conscious hypnosis is employed, in which the person maintains control and actively participates in their own process. Through this state, access to significant experiences is facilitated, which can be relived, understood, and given new meaning, thus promoting genuine transformation.
The second pillar is the integrative approach. H.I.T.T. conceives the human being as a complex whole, in which the body, emotions, personal history, culture, and spiritual dimension are intertwined. Instead of trying to suppress symptoms, this therapy seeks to understand their origin, function, and the message they bring, integrating each experience as part of a broader process of growth and development.
The third pillar is based on a deepening into the unconscious. It starts from the recognition that many of our behavioral patterns and emotional responses arise from the unconscious. Therefore, H.I.T.T. proposes exploring the memories formed in the different stages of human development, from gestation to adulthood. These phases of development are conceived as evolutionary windows that, upon opening and closing, leave deep imprints that influence the way we relate to the world and to ourselves.
Together, H.I.T.T. offers a deep and respectful therapeutic path that invites looking inward, listening to the language of the body and soul, and integrating each experience as part of a journey of personal transformation.
These stages of development are addressed without limiting to a single psychological current, but understanding that human beings go through different key moments (physical, emotional, social, spiritual) that profoundly impact their way of living. In each of them, essential needs arise, whose satisfaction or lack shapes our beliefs, relationships, and sense of identity.
When this methodology intertwines with ancestral ritual practices—such as the temazcal, connection with the elements, or ceremonial spaces of deep introspection—access to the symbolic and archetypal world is amplified, allowing a direct experience of the transformation process. This combination facilitates the unconscious to express itself not only with words but also through the body, singing, breathing, silence, and the bond with nature.
This gathering is part of a therapeutic work cycle that is offered twice a year, promoting the continuity of the process of growth and integration. Although each gathering is complete in itself, those who decide to attend more regularly will be able to deepen even further in their process. It is also possible to participate sporadically or in just one edition, according to the needs of each person.
BENEFITS OF THIS INTEGRATION
- Deep access to psycho-emotional and somatic memories
Therapeutic hypnosis allows opening an expanded state of consciousness where images and emotions that, under ordinary conditions, remain repressed or inaccessible are activated. Combined with symbolic rituals, this access becomes more organic, fluid, and healing. - Re-signification of wounds from a place of collective and ancestral meaning
Unlike purely rational therapies, this integrative approach allows healing from the depths, in connection with our cultural, family, and spiritual roots. - Regulation of the nervous system
Breathing practices, ritual singing, contact with fire, water, or earth, and the guided trance state stimulate the parasympathetic system, helping to release chronic stress and restore emotional balance. - Reunion with the body as a temple of wisdom
Instead of “analyzing” emotions, the body is invited to speak and manifest its truth. - Sustained integration processes
What is mobilized in ritual spaces can be contained, named, and understood thanks to the integrative approach, anchoring the process in everyday life. - Awakening of the sense of purpose and belonging
Group work and the containment of the team favor internal clarity and personal direction.
Additionally, being part of a cyclical process that is offered twice a year, participants have the opportunity to sustain and deepen their therapeutic journey over time. However, it is not a requirement to attend all gatherings; each one can be experienced as an independent and transformative experience.
APPROXIMATE ITINERARY OF THE GATHERING
Friday, September 19
- From 16:30: Arrival and accommodation
- 17:00: Opening circle
- 20:00: Temazcal
- 22:00: Light dinner and rest
Saturday, September 20
- 10:00 – 11:30: Experiential work
- 11:45: Brunch
- 13:00 – 15:00: Group dynamics and exploration
- 16:00 – 21:00: Personal time
- 22:00 onwards: Guided night ceremony
Sunday, September 21
- Free morning for rest and personal integration
- 11:30: Brunch
- 13:00: Closing circle
- 15:00: Farewell
WHAT TO BRING
- Towel, personal hygiene items, and appropriate clothing for these days. We will also be outdoors in nature, and we are not sure how warm it will be.
- Optionally, one or two old towels or cotton blankets that you can take to the temazcal to sit on. They will probably get wet and dirty, as they will be on the ground.
- Swimsuit or cotton towel for men and a dress made of natural fibers for women. I recommend that women with long hair bring a headscarf, although it is not mandatory. It is best not to bring jewelry or similar items to the temazcal, as they can get hot.
- Notebook/paper and a pen. Colored pencils.
WHO WE ARE
Claudia Aliana, Like all aspects of her life, she comes from various places that she continuously integrates. Born in Colombia, with a Bolivian mother and Swiss father, she has lived, moved, and traveled extensively. She is a depth psychology-based hypnotherapist, medicine woman, trainer, lecturer, and group leader. For over ten years, she has accompanied groups worldwide with a focus on personal development through the Golden Path.
Frank, Nahui Ollin, is from Ecuador. He is a medicine man, leader of peace and dignity events, leader of vision quests, leader of the Dance of Peace and the Sun, and leader of the Dance of the Stars in Ecuador, Mexico, and the United States. He is a cultural bearer of altar art, spiritual leader, and messenger of the carnation.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Logistics
Investment: 800 CHF. Please bring the amount in cash along with the signed registration at the
beginning of the journey. If you prefer, you can also make payment by bank transfer. Please let
us know.
This price includes the following:
1. All group activities, including ceremonies
2. Food and accommodation
General Rules & Conditions
If the participant does not participate in any part of the activities, they must still pay the full amount. There will be no refund for early departure.
You must sign and date the registration form accepting the General Rules and Conditions each time you attend one of our journeys.
Responsibility
1. We are not responsible for accidents or illnesses of the participants.
2. The participant is responsible for damages to people, animals, nature, or objects caused by them in various places or during the journey.
3. No other claims can be made against the organizers.
4. All activities in which the participant participates are voluntary and with their own consent.
5. Each participant is obligated to protect the privacy of all participants during and after the journey.
6. Images cannot be published on social media unless all people present in the image or video have given their consent.
7. The organizers reserve the right to exclude a participant from the journey if they behave illegally or harm other participants or organizers.
8. Neither the participant nor any other person acting on their behalf has the right to compensation.
9. Each participant is responsible for themselves.
10. Each participant assumes responsibility for what they experience, see, learn, and feel during the journey and for the conclusions they draw from it.
