The Philosophy of Focusing – A Process Model

I invite you to reading, learning, and personal-professional expansion gatherings through engaging with the writings of Eugene Gendlin.
This is highly relevant for deepening the processes you accompany.

This can take place in a group, a workshop or course, or in individual sessions.

The areas included are:

• The Philosophy of Focusing: Process Model Practitioner
• Philosophy and Sexuality
• TAE (Thinking At the Edge) — accompanying processes for projects, therapists, creators, and more

The Philosophy of Focusing has become the central axis of my life.

After discovering (within myself and with others) the wonder and transformative quality that Focusing sessions can bring into life, I came to study the philosophical foundation of Focusing, written by Eugene Gendlin, the founder of Focusing — especially through his book Process Model.

In Process Model, he attempts to address the question: how does all this “magic” actually happen?
The concepts and formulations expand and deepen understanding, and make it possible to “carry it further” — both for enriching and refining Focusing sessions, and for meaningful action and creation in the world.

The practice of building theory and shaping meaningful concepts from one’s own field of expertise (whether creators, therapists, researchers, or simply people with projects) makes it possible to gather the knowledge already implicit within us and transform it into operational steps remarkable in their innovation, simplicity, and effectiveness.

The knowledge we carry regarding our project or inner question may be conscious or unconscious, clearly formed or still only a vague felt sense that something is not quite right — or could become otherwise.

Through the practice of Thinking At the Edge (TAE), concrete life processes emerge that are precise, beautiful, easeful, and forward-moving.

A TAE process is like a heartbeat creating an impulse that moves the flow of life through all the open channels.

If you have a vision or a question within your field of expertise, and you enjoy “playing” with ideas in the private treasure-field that is your body, you are invited to experience a process that is moving, surprising, and deeply generative.