Kidderminster, West Midlands

Focusing has taught me the power of empathic listening and unconditional acceptance in transforming lives and I am keen to share what I have learnt with others.  

I was first introduced to Focusing in 1996 at a Quaker conference and as a Quaker I am interested in the connection between spiritual development and Focusing.

I have been involved in the psychosocial wellness approach that was developed in Afghanistan and I am exploring how this model can be used in communities in the UK and other parts of the world including Palestine.

I teach Focusing as a self-development tool, which is accessible to us all. 

I am an accredited trainer with the Focusing Institute in New York and the British Focusing Teacher’s Association. I offer individual Focusing sessions over the phone or in person, and training to individuals and groups.