Legal Information

Important information regarding the nature of the work, individual responsibility, and the legal framework of collaboration within the Institute for Deep Energy Transformation

Nature of the Work

The work of the Institute is based on the methodology of deep energy transformation.

It is intended to support the development of inner capacity, the gradual transformation of inner organisation, and the integration of change into everyday life.

The work does not constitute medical, healthcare, psychotherapeutic, psychological, or any other regulated healthcare service.

It does not replace diagnosis, treatment, healthcare services, or other forms of professional support.

Personal Responsibility

Participation in the different forms of collaboration is voluntary.

Each individual assumes responsibility for their own decisions, actions, and active participation in the process.

The Holder of the Methodology and facilitator of the process does not make decisions on behalf of individuals and does not assume responsibility for their life choices.

Developmental Suitability of Collaboration

Collaboration is based on a mutual assessment of developmental suitability.

Submitting an inquiry, participating in an Introductory Conversation, or completing questionnaires does not automatically guarantee inclusion in a process framework or program area.

The Institute operates according to a boutique model with a limited number of collaborations.

Process Outcomes

Process outcomes are individual.

They cannot be guaranteed, predicted, or promised in advance.

The course of the process is influenced by many factors, including developmental readiness, active participation, life circumstances, and the individual's capacity to integrate change into everyday life.

Limitations of Collaboration

The forms of collaboration are not intended for acute psychiatric, medical, or other urgent professional interventions.

In such situations, appropriate healthcare or other professional support should be sought.

Right to Decline or Discontinue Collaboration

The Institute reserves the right not to begin or to discontinue collaboration if it determines that:

- collaboration is not developmentally appropriate,

- the process exceeds the scope of the methodology,

- another form of support would be more suitable,

- the conditions for safe and responsible collaboration are not met,

- continuing the process would not support the integrity of the individual, the methodology, or the Institute's way of working.

Such decisions are always made responsibly, respectfully, and in the best interests of everyone involved.