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SIBIU/Romania: 3rd International Mental Health Congress September 26-29, 2019

28.09.2019 | Reinhilde Burg

Dear fans and supporters of Trilogos activities,  

We are very pleased that we get to participate in yet another international conference organized by the MHASEE (Mental Health Association of South-Eastern Europe), a scientific community dedicated to mental health.

For the second year in a row, TRILOGOS and especially the TRILOGOS Method will be featured and presented at this international, multi-day event by Prof. Dr. Germain Weber (University of Vienna, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Psychology). His talk will take place on September 28, 2019 from 2:15 pm to 2:45 pm.

In addition to his university commitments, Prof. Weber is a member of the interdisciplinary advisory board of the Trilogos Foundation. For more information, please visit    https://mhasee.ro/

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  • "The conscious use of non-local intelligence (intuition, connection, etc.) explains the successful change processes in thinking, feeling and acting."

    Karin Bliemel from Saarbrücken (Germany), psychotherapist, Dr. phil.
    Spring 2008

  • «Linda Roethlisberger’s trilogical model is therefore in line with a tradition that goes back many centuries.»

    Wolfgang Herrmann (Germany), Goethe University Frankfurt, Univ.-Prof. Dr.
    Spring 2011

  • "Over the course of applying the Trilogos®Method, a person learns to fundamentally question himself and his environment"

    Michael Weiss from Oslo and Vienna (Norway/Austria), Philosopher, Assoc. Prof., Dr. phil.
    Spring 2008

  • "The Trilogos®Method can thus contribute significantly to creating a precondition for a sustainable society: the ability to make decisions based on trust and empathy.”

    Roland Fischer (Austria), Alpen-Adria-University Vienna/Klagenfurt, Austria, Univ.-Prof. Dr.
    Fall 2010

  • "The Trilogos courses on “training your perception and intuition” have enriched adult education"

    Walter Zink, priest and former theological director of studies at Leuenberg (Switzerland)
    Spring 2015