A Conversation and Experiential Session with Christina Gustafson and Kenneth Sørensen
Replay available!
Disidentification is a foundational practice in Psychosynthesis—and one of its most quietly radical contributions. At its core, it teaches us how to loosen our grip on roles, emotions, and self-images so we can meet life with greater freedom, clarity, and presence.
In this experiential session, Christina Gustafson and Kenneth Sørensen guide participants into a lived exploration of disidentification as both a personal discipline and a professional resource. Grounded in the principles of Psychosynthesis, the session invites direct inquiry into how conscious awareness reshapes our relationship to inner experience—and to one another.
This workshop is especially relevant for counsellors, therapists, and guides who want to deepen presence, strengthen neutrality, and work from a steadier sense of Self in complex relational and clinical settings. Through guided practices, reflection, and dialogue, participants are supported in cultivating an inner stance that can remain available and grounded under pressure.
In This Session, You’ll Explore
How disidentification supports emotional balance and inner clarity
Ways to embody greater neutrality and presence in counselling and relational work
Practical methods for integrating disidentification into daily life and professional practice
Preparing for the Experience
Participants were invited to:
Reflect on the roles, identities, or patterns they most often identify with
Bring curiosity and openness toward their inner landscape
Keep a notebook nearby for reflections and insights
