A rich life without money - E-book - ePub

Name: A rich life without money
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Author: Heidemarie Schwermer
ISBN: 9783755722533

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Heidemarie Schwermer lived without money from 1996 to 2016. Little by little, the former teacher and psychotherapist broke away from the prevailing constraints... Lire la suite

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Heidemarie Schwermer lived without money from 1996 to 2016. Little by little, the former teacher and psychotherapist broke away from the prevailing constraints of society and found her feet in her newly acquired freedom. As well as telling the story of an extraordinary life, the book also encourages us to re-evaluate our system of values and to try our hands at interacting with each other in a different way. In 2008, she received the Tiziano Terzani Peace Prize for the Italian translation.

Date de parution

25/01/2022
Editeur

A PRECISER
ISBN

978-3-7557-2253-3
EAN

9783755722533
Format

ePub
Nb. de pages

224 pages

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- Pages
  
  224
- Taille
  
  382 Ko
- Protection num.
  
  Digital Watermarking

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Biographie de Heidemarie Schwermer

Heidemarie Schwermer (1942 - 2016) was born in Memel, East Prussia. She was two years old when her family were forced to flee to the west. After training to be a primary school teacher, she found her first job at a joint Primary and Secondary school near Kiel. She decided to give up teaching as she wasn't able to bring her pedagogical ideas to life. She moved to Lüneburg in 1982 where she studied psychology and sociology.
She retrained as a Gestalt therapist and set up her own practice in Dortmund. In 1994, she founded Give and Take Central, and subsequently gave up her home two years later. From then on, she devotedly lived without money for the rest of her life.