Linde Hasselmann

Linde Hasselmann is a mediumistic life counsellor, teacher and author. Born in Germany in 1949, she grew up in Italy and is at home in both languages; she trained as a registered nurse and social worker. For more than two decades she has lived in Giarolo, a small village in the mountains of Piedmont, where she also holds her seminars. By her own account she has been counselling since 1969, and she has worked as a teacher and mediumistic life counsellor for over 30 years. She continues the seminar series "Healing Mediumship" under the title "Heilende Medialität nach Hasselmann/Hasselmann – das Original"; the mediums she has trained include Elke Esser and Marion Lockert, and Maria Klein also took Healing Mediumship with her and Varda Hasselmann. She is the author of the textbook and workbook "Heilende Medialität. Intuitives und Mediales Schreiben und Sprechen" and of the mediumistically received text "Von Leben zu Leben". Mediumistic counselling takes place online. After a detailed preliminary talk in which the concern is discussed and the questions clarified, Hasselmann enters a state of trance and searches for answers by mediumistic means; depending on the question she calls on causal, astral or soul instances. A closing conversation ends the session, which lasts one and a half to two hours and costs 200 euros. Mediumistic counselling by email is available at the same price: those who describe their subject in detail and ask up to five concrete questions receive the answers, written down directly in trance, by email. Subjects include finding personal meaning, professional development, resolving conflicts and questions about relationships. She also teaches mediumistic writing – the online introductory course covers six days with twelve teaching hours and costs 520 euros – and offers the Intuitive Dialogue® she developed, a method for resolving relationship conflicts in which the counsellor takes on the role of the absent person by proxy. It is also used to communicate with people who cannot speak after a stroke, with dementia or in a coma.