Anouk Claes

Anouk Claes (* in Belgium) is a Swiss author and is considered^{[by whom?]} a medium. She claims to be able to communicate with dead people.

Life[edit]

Born in Belgium, she grew up on the north coast of Belgium. She has lived in Switzerland since 1992. She studied theology and psychology in Basel and Geneva. Today she lives in Basel. She is considered clairvoyant by nature. Jakob Bösch, the former head physician of the external psychiatric services Baselland worked with selected media and healers, including Anouk Claes, and says that Claes is the most gifted talent in this field that he has encountered. Jakob Bösch worked with her for many years^[1] Anouk Claes wrote numerous books and today gives workshops. She works with doctors, psychologists, social therapists and psychiatrists to support their work in particularly severe cases. Her work has been documented several times on television ^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9].

Movie Documentation[edit]

Books[edit]

Warum & Wieso Verlag Allinti, ISBN 978-3-905836-07-3 Search this book on .
Müssen war gestern Verlag Allinti, ISBN 9783905836226 Search this book on .
Sie & Sie Verlag Allinti, ISBN 978-3-905836-05-9 Search this book on .
Durchsichtig: Hellsichtigkeit und wie Sie am besten damit umgehen Verlag Allinti, ISBN 978-3-905836-08-0 Search this book on .
Gefühle, Geist und Ego Verlag Allinti, ISBN 978-3-905836-02-8 Search this book on .
Angst – Beschützer rund um die Uhr Verlag Allinti, ISBN 978-3-905836-03-5 Search this book on .

External links[edit]

Website von Anouk Claes
Website of Anouk Claes in English
deutschlandfunk.de, Eine Lange Nacht über Krankheit, Heilung und Gesundheit: Befund und Befindlichkeit see also deutschlandfunk
Publications by and about Anouk Claes in the catalogue Helveticat of the Swiss National Library

References[edit]

↑ sein.de : Autor Anouk Claes
↑ alliniti Book Publisher about Anouk Claes
↑ Clairvoyant: Anouk Claes - A life in two worlds (German)"". on SRF: Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen
↑ deutschlandfunk.de see also Deutschlandfunk translation of part of article: "Psychiatric Clinic Basel Land. Fourth floor. A long corridor. The door signs indicate the functions of the staff: Senior physician, ward nurse, head physician Dr. Jakob Bösch. Then a room with the door sign "Healer". Anouk Claes: "They call me that. I myself do not use the word. I assume that I am giving the person, in the moment he is with me, the right thing. It happens of course that I cannot help people. For example: I had an elderly woman who was going blind, I can't do anything about it. But I helped her accept it in the end. Anouk Claes has accompanied the psychiatrist Jakob Bösch in many first anamnesis of a patient: Jakob Bösch: "It's true that working with a healer has advantages from a professional point of view, because I can see the connections far more deeply. For some patients, a chance of healing only arises from this cooperation. With many patients, for example with chronic depression, with chronic pain, we hardly make any progress. This is seldom the case with the healer." Energetic healing is provocative because it does without any material influence and thus turns the world view of orthodox medicine upside down. Natural science assumes that human beings are purely material beings and therefore require material intervention to heal diseases. Material are all chemical medicines, but also natural remedies, radiation or operations. A mental-spiritual view of man leads to other methods of treatment. Energetic healers do not inject, do not prescribe ointments or pills. On the surface, they do nothing that people expect from a helpful treatment. The spectrum of healing methods ranges from praying, laying on of hands to trance healing. Some people seem to have the gift of being able to positively influence illnesses without medication or physical aids. The homepage of Anouk Claes Healers try to strengthen the self-healing powers of the patient. Some see themselves as a channel for a helpful divine energy, others speak of a strengthening stream of love, which they channel into the body and soul of the patient. They suspect that chronically ill people are stuck in mental injuries. These insults lead to negative thought and action patterns. If these become chronic, physical symptoms often arise. Jakob Bösch: "We have an abundance of experimental data that prove that we can have a mental, or one can also say mental, effect on other organisms, on humans, on animals, on plants. We know a lot about light communication between cells, about electromagnetic fields that we have in and around us, but to describe these things in detail still means a lot of work. Jakob Bösch, psychiatrist and emeritus private lecturer at the University of Basel, was and is a passionate supporter of classical medicine. Today, he says: "Conventional medicine has left the path of experiential science in some areas. When it comes to spiritual healing methods, the unprejudiced stocktaking has given way to a faithlike defensive attitude. Jakob Bösch: "One is a priori for or against, and one cannot convince people of anything else with scientific studies. The change takes place through personal life. Be it that you get sick yourself, that a child gets sick, that you perhaps have patients who experience an impressive improvement through, for example, complementary medicine treatment or spiritual healing - this is how the changes happen, but not through study results. There is a structure within us that is usually too rigid."
↑ Zeitschrift für Spiritualität und Transzendentale Psychologie (2011) : Ein Besuch bei Anouk Claes und Jakob Bösch
↑ derbund.ch: Interview with Anouk Claes
↑ Frankfurter Rundschau: Anouk Claes ist ziemlich helle see also Frankfurter Rundschau
↑ Mit Spiritualität gegen Rückenschmerzen - Funktioniert das?
↑ Movie-Description at ARD-Channel see also ARD (broadcaster) translation: "Anouk Claes, born in Belgium, has lived in Basel for many years, where she studied psychology and theology at the university. At the same time, she lives in a world of - as she says - "fine material beings": She sees deceased people, can see through living people, recognize energy flows and emotions, and from this she can deduce the state of health of those concerned. Jakob Bösch, head physician of the external psychiatric services in Basel, has been gathering experience in working with "perceptive faculties" for years. For him, Anouk Claes is the greatest sensitive talent he has encountered so far. The two now carry out therapies together, including at the Bruderholz clinic in Basel. Rosemarie Pfluger shows in the documentary film "Hellsichtig (clairvoyant)" how Anouk Claes succeeds in helping people to heal themselves. A film by Rosemarie Pfluger"

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[1] sein.de : Autor Anouk Claes

[2] ti Book Publisher about Anouk Claes

[3] Clairvoyant: Anouk Claes - A life in two worlds (German)"". on SRF: Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen

[4] utschlandfunk.de see also Deutschlandfunk translation of part of article: "Psychiatric Clinic Basel Land. Fourth floor. A long corridor. The door signs indicate the functions of the staff: Senior physician, ward nurse, head physician Dr. Jakob Bösch. Then a room with the door sign "Healer". Anouk Claes: "They call me that. I myself do not use the word. I assume that I am giving the person, in the moment he is with me, the right thing. It happens of course that I cannot help people. For example: I had an elderly woman who was going blind, I can't do anything about it. But I helped her accept it in the end. Anouk Claes has accompanied the psychiatrist Jakob Bösch in many first anamnesis of a patient: Jakob Bösch: "It's true that working with a healer has advantages from a professional point of view, because I can see the connections far more deeply. For some patients, a chance of healing only arises from this cooperation. With many patients, for example with chronic depression, with chronic pain, we hardly make any progress. This is seldom the case with the healer." Energetic healing is provocative because it does without any material influence and thus turns the world view of orthodox medicine upside down. Natural science assumes that human beings are purely material beings and therefore require material intervention to heal diseases. Material are all chemical medicines, but also natural remedies, radiation or operations. A mental-spiritual view of man leads to other methods of treatment. Energetic healers do not inject, do not prescribe ointments or pills. On the surface, they do nothing that people expect from a helpful treatment. The spectrum of healing methods ranges from praying, laying on of hands to trance healing. Some people seem to have the gift of being able to positively influence illnesses without medication or physical aids. The homepage of Anouk Claes Healers try to strengthen the self-healing powers of the patient. Some see themselves as a channel for a helpful divine energy, others speak of a strengthening stream of love, which they channel into the body and soul of the patient. They suspect that chronically ill people are stuck in mental injuries. These insults lead to negative thought and action patterns. If these become chronic, physical symptoms often arise. Jakob Bösch: "We have an abundance of experimental data that prove that we can have a mental, or one can also say mental, effect on other organisms, on humans, on animals, on plants. We know a lot about light communication between cells, about electromagnetic fields that we have in and around us, but to describe these things in detail still means a lot of work. Jakob Bösch, psychiatrist and emeritus private lecturer at the University of Basel, was and is a passionate supporter of classical medicine. Today, he says: "Conventional medicine has left the path of experiential science in some areas. When it comes to spiritual healing methods, the unprejudiced stocktaking has given way to a faithlike defensive attitude. Jakob Bösch: "One is a priori for or against, and one cannot convince people of anything else with scientific studies. The change takes place through personal life. Be it that you get sick yourself, that a child gets sick, that you perhaps have patients who experience an impressive improvement through, for example, complementary medicine treatment or spiritual healing - this is how the changes happen, but not through study results. There is a structure within us that is usually too rigid."

[5] Zeitschrift für Spiritualität und Transzendentale Psychologie (2011) : Ein Besuch bei Anouk Claes und Jakob Bösch

[6] rbund.ch: Interview with Anouk Claes

[7] Frankfurter Rundschau: Anouk Claes ist ziemlich helle see also Frankfurter Rundschau

[8] Mit Spiritualität gegen Rückenschmerzen - Funktioniert das?

[9] Movie-Description at ARD-Channel see also ARD (broadcaster) translation: "Anouk Claes, born in Belgium, has lived in Basel for many years, where she studied psychology and theology at the university. At the same time, she lives in a world of - as she says - "fine material beings": She sees deceased people, can see through living people, recognize energy flows and emotions, and from this she can deduce the state of health of those concerned. Jakob Bösch, head physician of the external psychiatric services in Basel, has been gathering experience in working with "perceptive faculties" for years. For him, Anouk Claes is the greatest sensitive talent he has encountered so far. The two now carry out therapies together, including at the Bruderholz clinic in Basel. Rosemarie Pfluger shows in the documentary film "Hellsichtig (clairvoyant)" how Anouk Claes succeeds in helping people to heal themselves. A film by Rosemarie Pfluger"

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