More about Focusing
Focusing is gentle, creative and often profound, and is a safe way of being with any experience, even the most disturbed and disturbing. It is based in an ability that most of us have, or can develop – that of listening to what our subtle inner feelings are telling us. What we find when we do so is usually fresh, new, surprising, and deeply satisfying: being with even the most terrible feelings in a Focusing way can actually feel good. Or, if we are Focusing with something ‘out there’, a problem or difficulty may start to shift of its own accord in a direction that we haven’t expected.
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Who is it for?
- Potentially anyone wanting to create new possibilities in their life.
- Focusing helps with daily life
- When your life feels stuck in making that impossible choice
- Focusing opens up inner creativity
- Why is my work now stale?
- Where has my pizazz gone?
- Why can’t I find the words?
Focusing is a deeper relationship with one’s self
- What is just right for me?
- What do I want from life?
How do I practice?
Focusing can be practiced on your own or in partnerships either with a peer Focuser or with a paid Professional Focusing Practitioner.
Focusing is also done in peer support groups which are self-led. There are also groups (some are retreats) run by a Professional Focusing Practitioner – some groups are for Focusing practice others are on a particular theme.
Focusing can be done alone either using the Focusing steps process that has been taught or using a guided audio.