Some books need their spines for the bookshelf, others their contents for daily work. In my opinion, Ulrich Kohler's book belongs to the latter category.

Uli Kohler's LösUS therapy has fundamentally changed my life and the lives of my patients. By releasing unconscious guilt, healing is possible on all levels.

My experiences with LösUS so far – both in the self-user course, the live sessions and the practitioner training – have been life-changing.
My own sessions, as well as observing others' sessions, and statements like, "Injury to others fulfills the purpose of leading to the origin of self-harm" or "The threshold of despair is the door to the next clarity" by Ulrich Kohler, have set profound changes in motion. My worldview and understanding of humanity have been transformed, as has my view of myself. An intuitive truth is becoming tangible and experiential, and I am experiencing healing step by step. I am very grateful that LösUS has entered my life.

I find Ulrich Kohler's LösUS therapy interesting and helpful for recognizing and processing unconscious guilt. His book explains the technique clearly and comprehensibly. For me personally, the support of a therapist was invaluable during the processing. Having a competent and supportive guide gave me confidence and security. This allowed me to confront and work through difficult memories and feelings, instead of avoiding them as I had done before.

Mr. Kohler brought me back to life in three sessions 12 years ago using LösUS therapy. Since then, I have lived a life of freedom.

Imprints made in very early years can still influence decisions and attitudes in adulthood, until the underlying connections are uncovered and resolved. And in this regard, Ulrich Kohler's LösUS therapy is definitely a very effective method.

There are people who are "called" and a blessing to humanity - Mr. Kohler is such a person.
I can highly recommend reading his book "This Guilt Is Not Mine" - it will sustainably change your life and you will be able to solve many blockages independently after reading it.
Furthermore, a session with Mr. Kohler is a true gift and helpful for deeply rooted issues. The "solution" developed together brings about profound change and healing even after the session.
Thank you very much, dear Mr. Kohler!
Thanks also to his extremely friendly and warm-hearted employee/daughter!

Reading the book "This Guilt Is Not Mine" was a revelation for me. It describes the background and mechanisms of unconscious guilt with compelling clarity and logically builds the Lösus Therapy upon them.
I was able to handle many smaller issues myself. For the larger and more complex problems, Ulrich Kohler guided me with great empathy and expertise.
It's hard to imagine how quickly lightness, emotional freedom and joy of life have returned to my life.
My heartfelt and deepest thanks to Mr. Kohler.

Initially, I was somewhat skeptical about LösUS®, as I had worked "homeopathically" with Ulrich for many years, and this had brought me many insights and resolved many issues on my life's journey.
During the first sessions in his practice, I immediately felt and experienced that deeper blockages, or how should I say, deeper emotional burdens, could be revealed and resolved immediately.

I am grateful to be able to embark on this healing journey with unconscious guilt.

Through the self-application course and the experiences in the live sessions, I have come much closer to myself.

On our life's journey, we encounter many situations and events, including formative experiences. As Uli K. so wonderfully illustrated, much of this is unconsciously ingrained within us. On my path to questioning and recognizing wounds, resonant emotions, and even psychological distress, I reached a point where I could (re)cognize much of what had shaped me. But how to proceed? Then, first at an information day and then in personal sessions with the LösUS® technique, I learned that there is another step: to speak freely to oneself, under empathetic guidance, in the revisited traumatic situation.

A wonderful feeling that affected not only myself, but also those around me.

Thank you.