I am addicted to TAE

Nice to meet you. My name is Lilach Benjaminy Coorsh,

and I am addicted to TAE.

If someone were to offer you a framework for developing your project that is both structured and allows for innovation,

that draws both on your knowledge and expertise and on all your gut feelings and intuitions, weaving them together into new knowledge—

wouldn’t you take it?

If your vision were given an environment in which it could develop and find the words to explain itself (even though it is new to the world),

and perhaps even some new concepts,

and maybe an articulation of your own “mini-theory,”

so that, at last, you could convey this unique thing that you do,

and it would become understandable, accessible, and above all capable of moving and acting in the world—

wouldn’t you take it?

If you were offered an opportunity to learn about Focusing, and through Focusing, and about the spring from which Focusing emerged,

all through concrete steps that also move your own work forward—

wouldn’t you take it?

If you were offered a way to deepen and grow in Focusing—in its principles, its worldview, its possible moves—

wouldn’t you take it?

If you were offered a community of peers with whom you could develop a shared language of content and a shared language of tools, and a container for mutual inspiration and collaborative work—

wouldn’t you take it?

If you were given the gift of fifteen weeks in which you could lean in, expand, refresh yourself, connect insights, and allow a fresh and (slightly) different inner organization to emerge—

wouldn’t you take it?

If you had the opportunity to enter a process that gathers together all your knowledge and experience, your professional passion, and the joy of learning and discovery—

all within a clear and comprehensible process that supports and strengthens you—

In short…

Perhaps now it is easier to understand why I am addicted to TAE.

I have already completed four full TAE processes,

and I am already fantasizing about the next ones…

The TAE Seminar—the complete journey through Gendlin’s fourteen steps—

is the most meaningful gift you can give yourself.