Inspired by the work that Addie van de Kooy has been adding to the blog that precisely describes what happens when someone learns Wholebody focusing, we decided to develop a new category of communication. We want to provide those who are Wholebody Focusing Trainers with a place to share their expertise and have a Heartfelt Conversation on how to deepen our practice of working with our clients. Kevin McEvenue’s Intunements are an extraordinary resource that can support both personal practice as well as the work of WBF trainers. Kevin is genuinely interested; however, in being a part of the growth and expansion of how the teaching of Wholebody Focusing can support the forward moving life in all of us.
To that end, we have created this new area in the blog called The Wholebody Focusing Trainer Corner so that information about teaching Wholebody Focusing can be shared and discussed. One should consider the Intunements as part of this training material; however, it will continue to have a separate section on the blog because it serves individual practice as well.
We invite all those who teach Wholebody Focusing to share with us your best practices. If you would like support to prepare an article or video for this section, please contact Diana Scalera at wbf285@gmail.com.
Enjoy the fantastic work of those who are carrying forward what they have learned and continue to find new ways of supporting life in all of us.
Today we are going to highlight a trainer in China. YongWei Xu shares how she experiences Wholebody Focusing and Heartfelt Conversation in her life and the lives of her focusing partners and clients. She also describes her work with Wholebody Focusers in a small village near Shanghai.
To watch this video in English please click on https://wholebodyfocusing.blog/2018/03/27/is-this-the-life-i-really-want/
To read or leave a comment please click on the word Comments next to or under the photo.
Thank you Diana for creating this new part of the blog and thank you YongWei Xu for sharing your experience. I really like the idea of pausing to check if this is the life I really want – especially when I too have a habit of overthinking.
Wow!! This new “corner” is fantastic. What an exciting way to meet colleagues and continue the growing of our community.
Thank you Lynn. I hope you will be sharing your work with clients too!!