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  • Hamburg

    Haik Petrossian 

    I am a graduate psychologist and freelancer committed towards professional empathy, systemic thinking with an overall experiential focus. https://haikpetrossian.com

  • 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.

  • Fred Smits 

    I know Focusing as a way of more conscious feeling life. Many signals on the way get more noticed and attended to get more in sync with life in all aspects as possible to become your own buddy in life.

  • 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

  • Szczecin

    Elzbieta Antoniak-Zawadzka 

    My name is Ela. I believe that deepening my focusing practice will help me be a better psychotherapist, but it will also simply help me be fulfilled as a human being.

  • Bucharest

    Arina Dogaru 

  • Jerzy Tarnowski 

    Hi ;) My name is Jerzy and I come from Poland. I was introduced to focusing a few years ago by my mom who is a Focusing Professional. I love creating connections that give us both space to experience felt sense.

  • 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

  • Devon, UK

    Fiona Parr 

    Focusing has given me so much joy and inspiration, and I enjoy sharing its riches and gifts with others. I teach Focusing from my home on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon, and online. I enjoy working with people in individual sessions and teaching small groups.

  • Amsterdam

    Ria van Hage 

    I am living in Amsterdam in The Netherlands, with a passion for Focusing that deepens and enriches everything I am and I do. As a Focusing Trainer and certifying Coordinator I love to teach Focusing to others, for their private and professional live.

  • Susan Jordan 

    I've been a Focusing practitioner and teacher in the UK since 2003 and trained with Barbara McGavin. I'm a retired Core Process (Buddhist-based) psychotherapist and supervisor and a poet and writer. I live in Devon, South West England, close to Dartmoor.

  • Andy Philpott 

    I am a BFA Certified Focusing Practitioner and an IFI Certified Focusing Trainer. I support people exploring their personal relationships and Financial Freedom. I practice Nonviolent Communication (NVC) which I integrate with Focusing to work with groups for social change and in conflict mediation.

  • Lothar Kammer 

    I am Focusing Professional and Trainer TFI and Focusing Teacher of the German Focusing Netzwerk

  • Zürich

    Teresa Dawson 

    I live near Zurich, Switzerland. I learnt about Focusing in the late eighties. Since then, Focusing has stayed with me and has become the main method in my counselling and teaching work.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Maria Emanuela Galanti 

    Focusing Trainer (TIFI, 2014) based in Rome, Italy. Interested in developing the philosophy of the implicit as organic philosophy and Focusing as creative regress to a stage of organic symbolizing.

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