Research with the Trilogos Method at Paris Nanterre University
A report by Prof. Dr. Michael Weiss
From 2 to 3 September, the international I-2-I research group convened at Paris Nanterre University. The group brings together researchers from France and Norway who have been studying the Trilogos Method developed by L. V. Roethlisberger over several research cycles.
This meeting focused on various Trilogos Imagery Exercises, which the participants experienced together and subsequently evaluated. In parallel, the research group collected data using two scientific instruments: the Wyrdoscope and the so-called Scale.
The I-2-I research group operates as a closed group and meets primarily online. On the one hand, the participating researchers use the Trilogos Imagery Exercises to gain inspiration for their personal development. On the other hand, they conduct research using the Trilogos Method.
This ongoing research is currently leading to two academic papers based on the methodology of action research. The papers aim to document the findings and contribute to further research and development involving the Trilogos Method.
