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Recurring loss of voice or hoarseness

The patient, 52 years old, worked as a lecturer at a naturopathic school. The three students actually preferred to be taught by the owner and bullied the lecturer. They complained to the owner that the lecturer had postponed lessons and was unable to answer technical questions adequately. In this situation, the speech anxiety conflict relating to the larynx/vocal cords was activated for the first time.

The lecturer resolved the dispute professionally and then decided that she would no longer teach there. After she quit her job at the school, the SBS first appeared and she had a “cold” with a sore throat.

A year later, she founded her own naturopathic school and had 12 students at the beginning. The fact that they had signed up with her and also wanted to hear what she had to say made it feel completely different from the start. After one hour of teaching, her voice failed and became very hoarse. This repeated itself during every lesson.

The ectoderm was affected. Speech anxiety conflict.

With each start of class, there was now a reactivation of the SBS. With the realization that her students wanted to hear her and be taught by her, the speech-anxiety conflict was resolved and the symptoms of the vocal cords began during the conflict resolution phase.

With conflict and trauma therapy, she was able to completely resolve the conflict and the symptom has not reappeared since.