EFA members directory

Sven Dillemans 

Focusing is a significant part of my daily life. Often without realizing it, I frequently observe what my body is trying to tell me in the moment. This allows me to connect authentically with my surroundings while maintaining my boundaries. i am currently training to become a focustrainer.

Peter Afford 

I have been practicing focusing for a very long time and teaching it for nearly as long. I'm a coordinator with the International Focusing Institute, and I was at all the early meetings of European focusers.

Edinburgh

Ruth Friedman 

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

Köln

Olaf Scholtyssek 

Münster

Dietmar Steinbach 

Im working as a Business Coach and I use Focusing-oriented Coaching and Person-centered Coaching. Also I am part of the Board of the DFG Deutsche Focusing Gesellschaft. And I am working as General Secretary of the IOBC International Organisation for Business Coaching.

Yael Shavit 

Pajottegem

Kim Pipeleers 

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)

Suzi Mackenzie 

I can't imagine life without Focusing and love to share it with others. I enjoy offering a calm and warm presence in which people can experience and explore what a Focusing approach might mean for them, from the nurture of the inner relationship to the fascination of the felt sense.

Antje Sommer-Schlögl 

Sexual counseling Systemic couples " EMDR Trauma-sensitive, mindfulness-based Focusing teacher Focusing therapy Mediator I work with passion and fascination in a person-centered, mindfulness- and body-oriented way and experience deep developmental steps again and again - in myself and in others.

Danny Gehlen 

Danny Gehlen MSc is a psychologist, psychometric researcher and person-centered counsellor based in Cologne, Germany. He teaches and investigates how Focusing attitudes and mindfulness can be effectively applied to facilitate health and personal development.

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.

Carin de Ridder 

Coimbra

Gonçalo Moreira 

By allowing our essence of peace and compassion to illuminate our felt experience, we can flourish. For me, attentive listening and a beginner’s mind are essential to support this journey. It is my pleasure to witness and support you on this unique, organic journey.

Freda Blob 

Arts in Focusing is where I belong. I am a Focusing Oriented Art Therapist, Creative Arts Psychotherapist/Counsellor, TIFI Coordinator and FOT. I have been teaching Focusing for almost 25 years. In 2016, I hosted the EFA Tübingen meeting in Germany

Juli von Crailsheim 

Prestonpans

Lucy Hyde 

I'm a counsellor in private practice living near Edinburgh, Scotland. Focusing has enriched the quality of my work and the relationships I build with clients. I love helping people develop self-compassion, and I enjoy taking counselling outdoors and connecting to the natural world.

Annat Gal On 

A Focusing coordinator and a Family Constellation facilitator. Founder of HomeFocusing - Focusing-Oriented Relationship, that brings Focusing qualities to close relationships and everyday life.

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.