Students
Students of Processwork come to their studies from a variety of personal and professional experiences. They may be entering this field for the first time or come with a lot of professional and life experience. They are composers, musicians, psychotherapists and counsellors. They are leaders of organisations, mediators, facilitators and social activists. They are priests, artists and journalists. Needless to say, our students learn a lot from one another!
Students who discover Processwork are often already interested in the links between inner work and social action, or between psyche and body, or spiritual development and political commitment. When they discover the unifying conceptual framework of Processwork, this speaks to something they have intuitively been putting together over years. At the same time, people come to us with a particular vocation or goal, to work in areas such as the health profession, psychotherapy and mental health, or conflict resolution and community development.
Phase II students as therapists and facilitators under supervision
- Andrea Carr
- Asif Afridi
- Ayoub Semaan
- Cagla Aykac
- Catherine DeCleen Bello
- Christine Bergmann
- Clementine Ewokolo Burnley
- Diane Rutherford
- Grzegorz Giertner
- Helen Carvalhido Gilbert
- Joy Warmington
- Lilly Ladjevardi
- Lucy Paterson
- Marijke Smeets
- Philippe Pesme
- Serra Ciliv
- Suzie Shrubb
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