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  • European Focusing Association - EFA 

    EFA is a European network for Focusers, Focusing professionals and Focusing practitioners, who wish to develop Focusing and the Experiential Approach through collaboration, openness and mutual support.

  • Shrewsbury

    Bethany Rivers 

    Currently doing my practitioner training. Been focusing about 5 years.

  • Wijk bij Duurstede

    Rene Veugelers 

    As a Coordinator specialising in Children Focusing, with an emphasis on the non-verbal world, René teaches worldwide. Specializing in working with children with ADHD, ADD, trauma and attachment disorder. His experience embraces and expanded creative elements and support a natural unfolding

  • Florian Christensen 

    I first came into contact with focussing during my training at pcaSuisse in 1997. In the 2000s, I became more and more involved with it and since 2019 I have been running my own small focussing institute in Winterthur

  • Eveline Kroese 

    Eveline Kroese, Focusing trainer and coach/counsellor at Eigen Bron Focusing in Hilversum, The Netherlands

  • Vantaa

    Sari Pekki 

    I am a Focusing professional working fluently in both Finnish and English. I am also versed in Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and enjoy integrating the essence of these two remarkable practices. A member of the EFA Steering Group since 2019.

  • Achim Grube 

    I have been working with focusing for 30 years and I became 2016 a coordinator

  • Niels Bagge 

    I am a Danish psychologist trained in Inner Relationship Focusing and focusing integrated in Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT). I meet regularly with my 2 focusing partner. I amfocusing trainer offering focusing workshops and sessions.

  • Bucharest

    Arina Dogaru 

  • Jesenice

    Helena Marusko 

    Focusing has had a big impact on my whole approach to living. It has helped me to clarified and resolve several blockages and it keeps on fascinating me with its potential for moving life forward on a multidimensional level.

  • gesine grotrian 

    Familientherapeutin und -beraterin, Somatic Experience und Focusing. Mit Hund, ein junger Australian Sheperd. Ehrenamtliche Begleitung von Jugendlichen in Krisen und Umbruchsituationen. Familien, Paare und Einzelpersonen.

  • Augsburg

    Monika Catarina Lindner 

    I love to accompany people with Focusing and Thinking At the Edge (TAE) to find their own language for what they want to become aware and express from the heart. When intuitive and logical thinking are brought into exchange, amazing new concepts emerge that make a tangible difference .. . mirabilis

  • Leuven

    Tine Swyngedouw 

    I learned Focusing in 1990 and have incorporated in my life and work. I became a Focusing trainer in Chicago in 1995 and Focusing coordinator for Belgium in 2012. I'm a clinical psychologist and experiential psychotherapist in my private practice in Louvain, Belgium.

  • Giv'at Shmuel

    Yehudit First 

    As an Emotional Body Psychotherapist, meeting Focusing was a powerful and transformative experience for me. Since then it has become an integral part of my life and practice. The desire to bring Focusing into interpersonal communication in real life, led me to develop Social Oriented Focusing (SOF).

  • Greg Madison 

    I learned Focusing as an undergraduate psychology student in Canada in the early 1980s. It has been the foundation of all I have learned and lived since then. Currently I am a psychologist and psychotherapist offering online experiential-existential therapy and training events worldwide.

  • Psichiko

    Michael Callifronas MD 

    Physician MD (NKUA), certified person-centred psychotherapist (ECP). Postdoctorate in Lab. Endocrinology (Paris V), postgraduate diplomas: Clinical Pharmacology Toxicology (Paris VII), Counseling (Strathclyde), Focusing (East Anglia), Clin. Supervision (Derby)

  • Celia Dawson 

    I have been using Focusing for over twenty years. I am a Co-ordinator with the International Focusing Institute, a Director of the Complex Trauma Institute and a Director of the British Focusing Association.

  • Hester Wijenberg 

    In Focusing you can find your own answers to your own questions. It also helps you soften from within, when you learn to be in Presence with those parts in yourself that you find difficult, or challenging. Instead of fighting, more space appears in which acceptance of that 'what is' can arise.

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