| Rob Foxcroft | Glasgow
BFTA recognised focusing teacher and BFTA Mentor
Focusing Institute trainer and co-ordinator
Experiential focusing is a safe, gentle process. It is very beautiful – and profoundly life-changing. The steps which come when we are focusing are deep, clear and poignant.
The heart of my life is the quiet, reflective time which I spend each day in focusing.
I am a writer and musician, and a teacher of experiential focusing. I learned focusing in one-to-one sessions with Gene Gendlin in 1988, and have been teaching it ever since.
I love to share focusing with others, either in person or through my website and blog. (see listing below).
I like to teach focusing one-to-one, or to very small groups, combining the study of focusing with a process of ongoing personal or professional development.
I offer weekend workshops in listening for people who have been focusing for some time; and a residential workshop, “Changing Lives”, for experienced focusers.
I’m fascinated by the power of listening to transform our relationships, and in the power of focusing to generate life-building chains of action steps.
I’m interested in the mythical dimension in our lives, in creative writing, in music, in dreams and spiritual experiences.
I have trained many teachers of experiential focusing. I am recognised as an Accrediting Mentor by the British Focusing Teachers’ Association, and as a Certifying Co-ordinator by the Focusing Institute.
