Prof. Dr. Eugene Heimler, survivor of Auschwitz and other concentration camps developed a method of social functioning, in which negative energy forces are used to bring up sparks that help a person turn this negative drive into creative vigor to heal and to change his/her life. 

What we do:

        
  • We facilitate the work of Prof. Dr. Eugene Heimler, and the Heimler Method of Social  Functioning
  • We provide lectures about Prof. Dr. Eugene Heimler and his Method.
  • We offer counseling services and personal workshops
  • We provide training in the Heimler Method of Social Functioning
  • We grant recognition to practitioners, advanced practitioners and lecturers in the Heimler Method of Social Functioning
  • We grant permission for- and collect bona fide research, master and doctoral theses, and other works on the Heimler Method of Social Functioning
  • We let you know about new developments
  • We work in co-operation with the Eugene Heimler Literary Trust and Associations of Human Social Functioning the world over.

​The Heimler Method of Human Social Functioning (HSF)

HSF is a unique approach for helping individuals, couples, groups, teams and organizations.

The Heimler Method helps you to:
  • turn your frustration into  creativity
  • find meaning and purpose in your life
  • function better in your personal life and in society
  • create harmony and peace of mind
  • develop and grow

Heimler Method of Human Social Functioning (Human Social Functioning, HSF, sometimes referred to as The Heimler Method) is a form of psychotherapy that uses a client's own language and thought forms to aid them in finding their own solutions.
Dr. Eugene Heimler developed this approach out of his work in the United Kingdom within the National Health Service in the late 1950s and early 1960s (drawing on his earlier life experience in WWII concentration camps). He formulated a precise and powerful structure for counselling along with a sensitive questionnaire, The Heimler Scale of Social Functioning (HSSF).
HSF is ideal for focused short-term work which is goal- and action-orientated; it can be used among diverse client groups, by a variety of professional disciplines on a one-to-one basis, with couples, or with groups. These include Counselling (at all levels), Supervision (management, coaching, training and counselling), Staff support, and Meetings (formal as well as informal).