Medical history
1. Client ID: xx5
2. Age: 39 years
3. Handedness / Side dominance: Right
4. Sex / current hormonal state: Female
5. Description of symptom/s  (e.g. change  in function, sensitivity or tissue, medical diagnosis):  Early menaupaosis at the age of 35 confirmed by follicle-stimulating hormone assay (LH-Luteinizing Hormone elevated). Ovarian failure with absence of follicles in the ovaries (ultrasound).
6. Medication and treatments (if any):  hormone replacement therapy
7. Background/personal history (timeline e.g. significant emotional experiences, UDIN, resolutions): 
Long history of metrorrhagia since young age and an irregular menstrual cycle (not explored). the patient is the only daughter of a sibling of 3. lost her father at the age of 7 (First UDIN moment) She was raised by her mother and these two boy brothers. She got married at the age of 21 (married man with 2 boys) and had her only child (girl) after 5 years of marriage. The husband was for 10 years in another country and occasionally came to visit her and her daughter (stress triggers). The client had a strong desire to get pregnant again but the doctors confirmed that she has ovarian cysts on the right and then on the left. after her husband moved in with her (resolution), the cysts disappeared but it was confirmed to her that she no longer has a chance of becoming pregnant again (absence of ovarian follicles).
8. Connected feelings / emotions: Loss conflict: loss of the father, then the fear of losing the hasband (stress trigger )
9. Connected thoughts / beliefs / values: What will I do without my father, How can we deal without my hasband?
 “I lived as an only child and my daughter risks going through the same thing, she needs a sister” “my husband is going to leave me, I have to get pregnant”
Interpretation
10. Concerned Organ tissues / brain layers and theme/s: 
the organ affected is the female sexual organ in the reproductive system/ Ovary, mesoderme/ cerebral medulla (Upper Midbrain -/+) posterior central left & right.
The Right ovary was the first affected: conflict regarding the partner (The father)
The biological theme is a the profound and traumatic loss conflict
The lack of production of sexual hormones by the ovaries can unbalance the release of testoretone and estrogen and promotes depressive states.
 
11. Symptom classification (phases model, autonomic states): chronique active conflict: 

Overfunction by production more germ cells and then the ovarian cyst = regeneration phase (The first cycle of loss conflict regarding the father). 
Absence of menstruation (amenorrhea) and infertility shows that the conflict was activated and that’s a secondary stress phase (trigger = the fear of the hasband’s loss)  
The client is very « slow » and had no goal to acheive : Dorsal vagal state, and depressive state. 
12. Stress triggers or “tracks” (VAKOGS): 
the fear of losing the hasband. 
Visual memory of the father passed away
Fight or hasband’ travel 
13. Active constellation/s involved? (personality, typical behaviour): unbalanced release of testosterone and estrogen could be the reason of the depressive state 
14. Conflicting values/priorities? (also “secondary gain” by symptoms): 
I have to pay more attention to myself but my family is my priority”
15. META-meaning / healing wisdom found: “life goes on and I am with my family now”, “I have my own life and goals to achieve”

META-Health Practice
16. Intervention method/s used: self-awareness coaching session, life coaching 
17. Self-care/therapy plan, based on analysis: 
a) Body & autonomic level: Try new adventure (new sport, experience, games), 
b) Environmental / social level: talk and express the fears with the hasband/ family , explain the need of love and security. 
c) Emotional / soul level: Use anchors and acceptance.  Activate both hemispheres by dance. Plan the one goals to achieve and organize them (SMART purpose)
d) Mental / spiritual level: breathing exercise, prayer, reading some helpful resources, gratitude.
18. Follow-up: A coach session / 2 weeks
19. Additional Information / remarks