Basics of the approach

🔹 Integrative
The program views the human being as a single system where body, energy, mind, and spirituality work in an interconnected way. The therapy covers all four dimensions of the patient's life.

🔹 Multimodality
A wide range of tools is used:

• classical and alternative medicine,

• Psychology and psychotherapy,

• Eastern and spiritual practices,

• eniology, valeology,

• Quantum physics,

• modern information technologies.

🔹 Psychosocial approach
Disease does not originate in a cell - it begins in the individual, in his or her internal and external conflicts.
According to Victor von Weizsäcker:

"Disease is located between people and is a consequence of their relationships and the nature of conflicts."

Goals of the ANTIRAC program

1. To heal the psychological trauma associated with:

   • diagnosis,

   • operation,

   • loss of functions or social status.

2. Overcome destructive emotions that aggravate the disease:

   • depression,

   • hopelessness,

   • a sense of helplessness.

3. Neutralize the root causes of cancer:

   • oncodominant (psychophysiological attitude to the disease),

   • existential and spiritual crisis,

   • loss of the will to live.

4. Eliminate chronic distress caused by:

   • internal conflicts,

   • untreated psychological trauma in adulthood.

5. Deactivate the underlying predisposition to the disease that has arisen:

   • of childhood trauma,

   • broken attachment,

   • a distorted image of oneself and the world.

6. Transform post-traumatic stress into:

   • post-traumatic growth,

   • awakening of suppressed vital resources.

7. Develop an individualized healing strategy that includes:

   • awareness,

   • internal transformation,

   • return to a full life.

8. Restore the will to live an activating life:

   • the immune system,

   • natural mechanisms of self-healing.

9. Change the attitude to the disease:

   • from passivity to responsibility,

   • from surrender to active movement forward.

10. To awaken the psychophysical potential:

    • to maintain and improve health,

    • to increase vital energy.

11. Alleviate side effects of medical treatment and improve overall health.

12. Help in self-discovery:

    • to study the role of the individual in the onset of the disease,

    • learn to accept and respect yourself and the world around you.

13. Reduce fear of the future, help to better cope with uncertainty.

14. Promote mutual support between patients, establish an exchange of experience and resources.

15. To activate brain function and self-regulation of the body:

    • through information resonance therapy,

    • to restore harmony in the body-soul-consciousness system.

🔗 Learn more

More information about the program, its stages and conditions of participation is available on our official website:
🌐 www.antirak.org
You can also register for the program there.