I am working as psychotherapist and process oriented coach. I am also a group facilitator and processeswork trainer.
I am supervisor in coaching program in IPP (Institute of Process Psychology, Poland).
I have practise in Melbourne, Australia and through Skype.
I am polish nationality and most of my training and practise was in Poland until late 2015.
I work in English and Polish.

I work as an executive coach and am interested in the application of Process Work in working with executives and their teams. I have worked in a variety of public and private sector organisatons for more than 20 years in Australia and more recently for a business operating in Asia and the Middle East. I also have experience in Aboriginal Health and Youth Services and since graduating enjoy working as a therapist. I am also a Director of the Global Coaching Institute offering Organisational Coach Training.

In 2008 I founded Pathways Psychology Institute, to teach process-oriented counselling; and One Step at a Time Counselling Clinic, both as a social service and a place for trainees to practice & deepen their skills.
These two organisations have recently co-operated to offer Process-oriented Counselling trainings for Indigenous Australians. We just had (February, 2011) our first week long residential, and it was a stunning experience to study Process Work and about their culture, together with 30 plus Aboriginal Australians ...each bringing a wealth of experience.

Sherry died September 2019
https://www.processwork.edu/falling-in-love-with-life-staring-death-in-the-face/

Alan Richardson

Alan is a psychologist, supervisor and educator. He works in private practice as a therapist working with individuals, couples and in training and clinical supervision of professional practice. He is involved in research in counselling efficacy, grief, loss and trauma and the impact on relationships, vocational counselling.

Nicole is a Social Worker/Psychotherapist in private practice working therapeutically and creatively with individuals, couples and groups. She offers clinical supervision and works with teams in organisations. Currently she also enjoys using Process Work tools and concepts to support her in her role as a mother to two young girls and in her journey of exploration of her ancestry.

Susan is a senior trainer and founding member of Australia and New Zealand's Process Work School, ANZPOP.

Valuing diversity is the inspiration behind my Blah Blah Black sheep business. As a facilitator, trainer and processworker, I embrace the curious, the odd, and the exceptional.
I know black sheep, I am one, quirky and a little out of step with the mainstream.

Psychotherapist, trainer, facilitator and founder of Melbourne Process Work Centre.

Synthesising her experience as an organisational development consultant, executive coach and mediator Rho introduces dynamic approaches to working with individuals, teams and large groups that meet clients ‘where they’re at’. Committed to following the client’s needs and experience, rather than relying on static methods and techniques, she has a forensic interest in the transformative process in action.

Rho delivers advanced skill development programs for OD, HR and ADR practitioners. She has trained thousands of individuals as coaches and embedded coaching to support culture change within health and tertiary education sectors.

Rho holds a Masters in Organisational Change and Conflict Facilitation (PWI, USA) and Masters of Cognitive Science (UNSW). Drawing on her graduate studies, Rho brings a refined understanding of the influence of power, rank and diversity on the development and escalation of conflict. She has facilitated interpersonal, team and volatile social conflicts in Australia, Europe and the USA.

Rho is Principal of CLE Consulting Australia and founding director of the Global Coaching Institute.

Vanessa is a consultant, educator and coach in leadership, management, workplace conflict and organisation dynamics. She also works as a psychotherapist, personal coach and career consultant. Based in Melbourne Australia, she holds a Diploma of Process Work and a Masters in Organisation Dynamics. She is particularly interested in the dynamics of rank and power in organisations, the pursuit of meaning and contribution in vocational paths, and the development of authenticity in the workplace.

Beck is a Facilitator, Coach, Psychotherapist and Consultant with a background in Theatre and Community Cultural Development based in Newcastle, Australia. She has worked in the social change space for the past 19 years, with seven years in the mental health and homelessness sectors.

She regularly facilitates collaborations of multiple stakeholders, including Local Area Health services, Community Housing providers, Corporate organisations, large and small NGOs, often in the areas of housing, mental health and community self-determination. She is an Associate with Collaboration for Impact, and was the former Artistic Director of Milk Crate Theatre, facilitating group programs for Mission Australia, St Vincent De Paul, Salvation Army, Wesley Mission, Richmond PRA (now Flourish), in Juvenile Justice, CALD & Indigenous communities, and in many schools.

Drawing on her theatrical background, Beck specialises in producing and applying creative tools such as Forum Theatre to disrupt entrenched behaviours holding systems and people from reaching their potential, and is passionate about using physical processes to unlock new insights for individuals and groups. In 2010, Beck was listed in the Sydney Magazine’s (Fairfax Media) 100 most influential people for her work within the homeless community of Sydney.

Beck’s qualifications include, Bachelor of Arts (Theatre) Honours; Organisational Coach (Global Coaching Institute); Diploma of Process Oriented Psychology (ANZPOP). She is a member of the International Association of Process Oriented Psychology (IAPOP), and Alumna Sydney Leadership.

Stan Tomandl, MA, PWD (Process Work Diplomate) and
Ann Jacob, BA Ed, of Coma Communication and Process Oriented Facilitation, have specialized for over 20 years in working with, researching, and teaching about people in altered consciousness: illness, dementia, traumatic brain injury, coma, grief, and other fragile and strong times in our living and dying. They are instructor and student under the mentorship of Drs. Arnold and Amy Mindell at the Process Work Institute Graduate School in Portland, Oregon. Ann and Stan also serve on the faculties of the Sacred Art of Living Center and the Anamcara Project in Bend, Oregon, reside on the Board of ComaCARE in Cape Town, South Africa, and train caregivers around the world.

B.A. in Business Management, M.A. in Marketing Management, Professional Certified Coach PCC at Coaching Hall international ACTP, M.A. in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change at Process Work Institute

Experience in organizational and life Coaching since 2005. Executive and leadership Coaching, consulting and workshop facilitation in important national and multinational organizations in Colombia and Latin America.
Member of the International Coach Federation - ICF, accredited as Professional Certified Coach PCC – www.coachfederation.org
Partner and member of the academic team in Coaching Hall International – CHI - www.chi.com.co
External Consultant and Facilitator for management and leadership programs with New Haven Consulting Group – NHCG, since 2007
Certified Consultant and consultant trainer for “The Leadership Circle” – www.theleadershipcircle.com
Member of Human System’s (UK) coaching and consulting team - www.human-systems.biz
More than 15 years of experience in leadership roles involving Talent Management, Human and Organizational Development and Marketing in national and multinational companies in the private and public sectors.
Speaker and workshops facilitator in subjects involving Leadership, Talent Management, Human Development Organizational Change and Development and Conflict Facilitation.

My passion is to help facilitate processes of change, both the ones that life challenge us with, and the ones that we choose to start up. I work with groups, individuals and couples

Programs Enrolled in:

RSPOPUK

Programs Enrolled in:

Diploma in Processwork (RSPOP UK, London)

Facilitator, Supervisor, Coach (PPC) and co-founder of the German Processwork Institute

Facilitator, Coach, Counselor

I speak Russian, Estonian, English
Skype: Viktoria_Saat
Process Work Estonia www.processwork.ee

Tanja counsels individuals in private practice, supervises teams and ngo´s and organisational projects, and facilitates conflicts and group processes since 2007. Together with her husband Dr Achim Goeres she is director of the Hanuman Institute Berlin and of the board of ProTiDe e.V., an association for the promotion of Deep Democracy in Germany.
Tanja initially studied process work under Sebastian Elsaesser in Stuttgart 2004-2007 and then undertook the diploma course at the Institute for Process Work in Zurich between 2007-2011. She has further education in Focusing therapy (by Eugene T. Gendlin) and trauma therapy with Angelika Kopec?y (Director of Focusing Institut Berlin). Tanja is studying with Elsa Wolliaston, the a most highly recognized teacher in African dance and body awareness since 2002.
At the Hanuman Institute together with Achim she has established a three-year programme in N-Process® Facilitation and Coaching based on processwork. Introducing Processwork in the field of Univsities has always been strongly within her focus. Within the last years she has collected broad experience how to deal with mainstream perspectives and how to adopte languages and theory of Processwork to academic mainstream. She offers intercultural and interdisciplinary courses in conflict resolution, team building, leadership skills, and inner competencies based on process work at different universities in Germany. She also teaches inner competencies and metaskills at World Peace Academy at University of Basel.

Tanja studied at the universities of Zurich (CH) and Bielefeld (D) and graduated with a Ph.D. in History from Sussex University (GB). She has published five books and many articles on anti-Semitism research and memoirs of the Holocaust, on the Nazi period, Jewish history, Swiss and German history of the 20th Century as well as on women's history.
On the basis of her training as an historian and the knowledge of deep-reaching transgenerational consequences of collective experiences of trauma Tanja conducts historical and process-oriented workshops on family history for people of second and third generation after National Socialism and the Holocaust. She supports people to overcome the transgenerational effects and trauma of that time. Together with Polish colleagues, in 2011 she initiated an intercultural group with whom she explores the heritage of Polish-German relations.
She feels at home in intercultural contexts, drawing on her experiences in relation to rank and gender dynamics and with the knowledge that a good sense of humour is an important resource (provided by improvisation theatre). For many years she has learned Creative African Dance under Elsa Wolliaston, allowing her a deep encounter with herself. The longing for completeness and being one with oneself is marking another trail in her life. In this, placing trust in the longing for fulfilment as well as in the soul’s wisdom is both engine and anchor at once.

Contact:
hetzer@hanuman-institute.de

Web pages:
www.hanuman-institut.de (institute for coaching, supervision and conflict resolution in Berlin)
www.protide.de (association for the promotion of Deep Democracy in Germany)
www.focus-empathy.eu (international process work events in Berlin)

Nancy is a clinical psychologist working with teams and organizations in private practice. Research interests include (but are not limited to) resilience, and developmental psychopathology.

Alexandra Vassiliou is a psychotherapist and conflict resolution facilitator and trainer, who lives in Greece, and works locally and internationally. She studied Agricultural Engineering (specialization in Agricultural Economy) at the Agricultural University of Athens, and was trained in Systems Theory and its Application in the Human Sciences at the Athenian Institute of Anthropos. She later trained in Process Work (Diploma in Process Work) at the Process Work Institute, Oregon, USA, and completed graduate studies in Social Psychology (Ph.D. in Social Psychology) at the Union Institute, Ohio, USA.

Alexandra is a member of the European Association for Psychotherapy, the Global Process Institute, and the International Association of Process Oriented Psychology. Her professional interests focus on conflict resolution facilitation and training, communication skills, training and the connection between personal and social change.

Programs Enrolled in:

Greek program, Slovak program

Lena Aslanidou is a Social Worker and a Certified Process Worker. From a young age she was interested in human experiences, remembering herself spending hours under a bush in her back yard and contemplating life. She doesn't know if the content of those thoughts were important, but she remembers a sense of euphoria and calmness, a sense she is still looking for as a guide in life. As a teenager she did volunteer work with groups of children with special needs.

Her first quests led her to study Social Work at the University in Athens, and later be trained in General Systems Theory and its Applications on Human Sciences at the Athenian Institute of Anthropos. After completing her studies she worked with pre-school children and later on as a councilor for families and individuals at the Psychiatric Department of the General Hospital of Athens.

She first came across Arnold Mindell's work and Process Work in 1990. This was an important moment in her life because, for the first time, she found an organized system of thought, which could be applied to all issues of human experience, political, psychological and spiritual. The enthusiasm of this discovery lead her to Portland, Oregon, to study Process Work.

Since 1997 she has returned to Greece, where she works in private practice. Her main interest in working with people is in accessing the sense of freedom from which each person can express their wholeness, and the connection of the spiritual dimension to everyday consciousness and life.

Lena loves her times of solitude and nature is her true home. Lately, in addition to exploring her relationships to people, she is also exploring her relationship to animals, spending a lot of time with her beloved dog, Athina.

During her stay in Oregon, USA, she participated in the staff of the Intensive Course in Process Work, as well as the Extreme State Clinic (focusing on extreme states of consciousness), the Lava Rock Clinic (focusing on body symptoms), Worldwork and Conflict Resolution Seminars, organized by the Global Process Institute.

In Greece she has worked together with the following organizations: Athenian Institute of Anthropos, Athens University, Law School of Athens, 'Volunteer Work' (NGO working with refugees and minorities), 'Arsis' (NGO working with youth-at-risk and adjudicated youth), Dramatherapy Center, Greek Red Cross, Center for Women's Studies and Research 'Diotima', 'Sxedia', Greenpeace, National Foundation of Youth, as well as the Ministry of Education.

Lily Vassiliou has been trained in Process Work, and in Systems Theory and Group Dynamics. She holds a B.A. in social work, a M.A. in process work and a Ph.D. in psychology. Lily is a founding member of Process Work Greece, and a faculty member of the Graduate School of the Process Work Institute in Portland, Oregon, USA. She works in Greece and internationally as a process worker, process work trainer, facilitator, and organizational consultant.In Process Work Lily found a paradigm that views process as the Teacher; a paradigm that values all experiences and finds treasures hidden in the most troublesome of them. She is passionate about applying Process Work concepts, ideas and methods as she attempts to stay with, and focus on, the various tensions and difficulties that appear in everyday life, making space for the potential gifts they carry. Areas of special interest: worldwork, open forums, teamwork, coma work, panic attacks, creativity, dreams, body symptoms, relationships.

I received my diploma in Process Work in 2008 and since then I have completed a social policy degree in Housing and Community studies and gained a Masters in Public Policy from University College Dublin, Ireland in 2015. I have been working in the field of community development in both a paid and voluntary capacity, for over twenty years. I have a particular interest in body symptoms and their connectedness to family systems, community dynamics and personal and organisational conflict.

Wanda is a Certified Process Worker currently working as a therapist in the Dublin area. Accredited with the Irish Association for Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy, Wanda's background is in education. She works with both teenagers and adults in her private practice and also as a Guidance Counsellor in a secondary school.

Qualifications: Diploma in Process Oriented Psychology, H. Dip.:School Guidance and Counselling, Nat. Cert. in Soc. St.- Counselling, B.Rel.Sc.

Tel: 087 7601 745

Email: wscarff@gmail.com

Brid works in private practice with individuals, couples and groups. She also teaches Process Work and facilitates community and business groups. She supervises psychotherapists and other professionals, i.e. teachers, school principals, social workers etc. She is drawn to a spiritual path of 'non-doing' awareness in her life and work.

Programs Enrolled in:

Israel (Dipl since December 2014)

My dream is to combine my mathematical formal education with PW, through prosody and voice analyzes.
I appreciate and enriched by the special flavor that every new person that crosses my life brings.
I work with couples and with individuals.

Daya works as a conflict facilitator and awareness training in Japan , work with clients in private sessions and also with couples and in organisations globally. She teaches processwork for daily life.
She grew up in Switzerland and has multicultural global background.

Midori lives in Japan and has her own private practice as well as teaching at Japan Process Work Center. She is interested in creativity, intercultural relationships and life transitions. Midori has a silent side that believes in listening to nature and sensing magical moments in the realm of metaphysics and energy work.

Sanae is a clinical psychologist as well as a wheelchair user with osteogenesis imperfecta which is a genetic bone disorder. She has been working as a student counselor in middle schools and universities with a special interest in diverse and inclusive education.

Capacitación, Facilitación de Conflictos y Acompañamiento terapéutico Certificada por el Instituto de Process Work de Portland, Oregon (2009)) Interesada en apoyar y facilitar el crecimiento y la transformación personal y colectiva. Con más de quince años de experiencia facilitando procesos de capacitación en empresas y organizaciones--públicas y privadas—en México y América Latina, en el área de Desarrollo del Potencial Humano: liderazgo y coaching , comunicación efectiva, negociación y manejo de conflictos, procesos de cambio, formación de comunidades y equipos de trabajo, etc. Cofundadora y presidenta de Crecimiento Centrado en Procesos A.C., asociación destinada a difundir y dar entrenamientos de Process Work en México para el desarrollo de habilidades de acompañamiento y facilitación en situaciones de cambio, crisis y conflicto. Gustosamente comprometida a integrar cada día más y mejor esta propuesta en su vida personal, de trabajo y en su entorno social; con el deseo de colaborar en la búsqueda de formas de vida y relación más amorosas, enriquecedoras y sustentables. Entusiasmada en extender este compromiso apoyando a la comunidad internacional de Process Work, sobre todo en América Latina y España. Vive en la Ciudad de México donde realiza también acompañamiento terapéutico, individual y de pareja; además de su labor como capacitadora y facilitadora de conflictos. Eterna aprendiz y amante de la vida, madre de seis hijos, disfruta mucho la naturaleza, bailar, cantar y compartir momentos de encuentro con su familia y amigos.

I am psychotherapist with a special interest in applying process work to altered states of consciousness such as those associated with aging, terminal illness, dying and coma.

Co-founder of Academy of Process Work in Warsaw and co-creator of license program of PW in Poland, interested in working with minorities, conflict resolution, community building, and application of PW to theater and other creative activities.

My main fields of interest are worldwork, organizations, business and kids & family work.

I am a psychologist, I work in Psychiatric Hospital and I have my own practice in Poland, I make Phd studies on Collegium Medicum , I make workshops using method Horse Assisted Education.

Co-founder of Academy of Process Work in Warsaw and co-creator of license programm of PW in Poland, interested in working with minorities, conflict resolution, PW theory, international cooperation. Translator of Mindell's book into Polish, author of many articles of PW.

Magdalena Skoczewska, MA has a Masters Degree in Psychology with two specializations: In Clinical Psychology and Cross-Cultural Psychology. She has graduated from Warsaw School of Social Psychology in 2004 after defending her theses on “Ethics in Psychology”.

After graduating Magdalena has moved to United States where she has started her journey with psychotherapy.

In 2005 she has been accepted to Process Work Institute in Portland Oregon, USA where she has been studying Process Oriented Psychology for the next 4 years. She has graduated in 2009 with a title of Masters Degree in Process Work and a Diploma in Process Work.

Personally, she is a mother to two children; daughter Gaja and son Vincent. She is interested in Quantum physics, fine arts, jazz and ballet. She’s vegetarian, likes herbs, the ocean and all the weird stuff.

Programs Enrolled in:

International School of Process Work Russia

Elena study and practicing PW from 2004. Since 2005 private practice as psychologist. Since 2006 introducing PW and WW into documentary theater as a consultant, co-author and host of theater projects.

She is an IAPOP diplomate of 2019, the graduation work is on "Worldwork in the Theatre". Certified Somatic Therapist, Institute of Integrative-Somatic Therapy Diploma, trainer and host of therapeutic groups Moscow Institute of Process-Integrative Therapy (2008-2018). Supervisor and trainer at Process Mind school of process work in Moscow, Russia (2019).

Author and host of a social psychological project "Internal emigration", performed in the format of Worldwork. Passionate about Worldwork and its integration into theater, social projects and different areas of life. Elena loves ceramics and practicing it in her spare time and also trying to integrate it into her psychological practice.

Programs Enrolled in:

International School of Process Work Russia

Russia, Moscow and San Francisco, USA
EUROTAS certified therapist
Member of Presidium of Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy.

Programs Enrolled in:

International School of Process Work Russia

Programs Enrolled in:

International School of Process Work Russia

(Sylwia Kiro Zabinska-MacIntyre)
Kiro is a PW facilitator, psychologist and coach, working in Edinburgh, throughout UK and internationally.

Sarena is a 5Rhythms Teacher accredited by Gabrielle Roth. She offers regular 5Rhythms® and Open Floor (Open Floor International) drop in classes in Scotland. Sarena has been practicing 5Rhythms® dance since 2000 and has been teaching since 2004. She qualified as an Open Floor teacher early 2017. She is a UKCP registered psychotherapist in Process Work and offers one to one sessions, works with couples and groups. She is a Publisher and co-founder of Handspring Publishing, where she works with researchers and prominent teachers in the fields of manual therapy, yoga, Pilates, Somatics and dance. She reads and studies widely in the area of movement, mindfulness, embodiment and trauma. She co-authored a chapter titled The 5Rhythms Movement practice: Journey to Wellbeing, Empowerment, and Transformation in The Oxford Handbook of Dance and Wellbeing, published in 2017.

Boris studied psychology in Comenious University in Bratislava in Slovakia and 12 years has worked as psychologist in different institutions in the field of mental health. In 2007 he opened his private psychotherapeutic practice in Slovakia. In May 2012 he finished his studies of process work in RSPOPUK and became Diploma holder. He is also Somatic Experiencing practitioner. He is fascinated by relationships, especially by the role of partnerships in ones life. He loves gardening and making photos. Since 2011 he is discovering and unfolding his Catalan identity 😉 and building up his private practice in Barcelona.

I believe that my work is about being a facilitator for people to connect to their own unique nature and access their deepest dreams.

I believe in embracing both darkness and light. I believe there is life, energy and wisdom in our most hidden and forbidden parts.

I believe that encounters with death can awaken us to what is dearest and most important to us in being alive.

I believe that life becomes more interesting, energizing and fulfilling when we allow ourselves to explore all of who we are, our darkest corners and our highest aspirations.

I believe that conflict can lead to intimacy. I believe in connection. Connecting to ourselves, to others, to the spirit that moves us all.

I believe there is a “river of meaning” that runs through our lives and that we can learn to sing its song and dance to its rhythm.

Professionally speaking:

I am an international facilitator, teacher and writer with over twenty-five years of experience in working with group dynamics and personal change processes. I have worked in various countries such as the Netherlands, Israel, the United States and South Africa. Please visit my website for more information.

I am a graduate in Sociology and postgraduate in “Participation and Sustainable Development”. I work as a therapist, trainer and facilitator.
My experience in the social and community sphere led me to want to delve into the less explicit dynamics of groups and individuals as one of the fundamental parts of transformation and change.

Judit is co-founder of In Movement focused in company's transformation in all stages. Trainer. Coach

psychiatrist, psychotherapist, 30 yrs married, father of 2 adult daughters, teaching Processwork & System Constellation Work since 1989 in CZ, D, GR, SK, I, IL, USA. Leading men's retreats since 1994.

Marianne Sinner, dipl.PW, Kunsttherapeutin GPK und Dozentin im Fachbereich Künste an der PHZH. Seit 2004 ist sie im Leitungsteam des Zürcher Instituts für Prozessarbeit IPA und der Zürcher POP-Fakultät. Ein Traum hat sie ca. 1992 aus ihrem langjährigen Dasein als introvertierte Künstlerin gerissen und dazu aufgefordert, in die Welt zu gehen, um mit Menschen zu arbeiten. Was zuerst vorsichtig und eher unfreiwillig geschah, ist ihr mit der Zeit, dank der Ausbildung in Prozessarbeit, zur eigentlichen Leidenschaft geworden. Sie bietet Weiterbildungen und Seminare an, arbeitet mit Einzelnen, Paaren und Gruppen (auch gemeinsam mit ihrem Partner Stephan Müller) in der Schweiz, in Deutschland und Russland. Zugänge aus der Kunst in Verbindung mit Prozessarbeit liegen ihr dabei besonders am Herzen.

Born 1953, I grew up in North America and Switzerland. Besides working in private practice (psychotherapy, supervision, coaching), teaching as a member of the PW faculty and co-directing the Institute of Processwork Zürich IPA, I love to facilitate groups, teams and institutions in the field of education, social engagement, psychiatric clinics, environmental questions and spiritual networks. Besides being a family man raising our two daughters together with my wife, I am strongly drawn to moving nature's elements and music.

I am a consultant psychologist, facilitator and filmmaker.
I enjoy Professional Supervision of practitioners and students.
Contributor for Applied Theatre: Performing Health and Wellbeing, a volume addressing the role that theatre, drama and performance have in health and wellbeing in diverse communities. 2017 London
https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/applied-theatre-performing-health-and-wellbeing-9781472584595/

I live and work in Bristol where I run a practice for individual clients. My other areas of interest
and practice are to do with community forums that facilitate interaction that furthers sustainable
and creative community, especially in the area of cultural diversity. A new research area for me is
the relationship between child and parent focussing on the creative potential for both parent and child.

I work with individuals, couples, groups and organisations. I have been seeing clients since 2010.
I run a mothers group in Nailsworth and Stroud, and offer workshops in the UK and Germany.
Areas of specialisation include: motherhood, parenting, conflict facilitation, couples work, work around racism,
identity, sexuality, altered states and trauma.
What I so love about Processwork is the valuing and welcoming of all of who we are. With that spirit it is possible to meet even the most painful experiences and gain new understanding and insight.
I have been running trainings in conflict facilitation, communication and leadership for over 10 years.
I am deeply excited by the human spirit and the many shapes and expressions we come in.
My work is motivated by the desire to support people and groups to connect to their deepest myth in order to become more of themselves.

I am a founder member of RSPOPUK and I was part of the faculty there until 2008, I am at present on the faculty of the Moscow school of Process Work. From early life I've been interested in mystical states of consciousness following an event aged 23. At this time of life I just work at what has to be done or what is called for on a path.

I am a psychologist and psychotherapist working in a private practice since 2008, first in Poland now in the UK & on Skype. My main focus is work with individuals, helping people find their personal power & inner freedom. I love working with dreams and I am also passionate about LGBT+ issues. I enjoy writing so for many years I have been publishing texts on my Polish website, recently I am trying to do the same in English, as a way to educate & spread awareness. In my time away from work I take photos, play my guitars & enjoy the world with my partner and my dog.

Faculty member of RSPOPUK. Process work practice with individuals, groups and organisations as a therapist, teacher, facilitator and explorer. In my own learning path I am especially moved by themes connecting the body and the global dreaming field, diversity marginalisation and leadership, and our individual and collective paths of heart.

I'm an RSPOPUK diploma-holder working as a therapist, trainer and facilitator. I specialise in working with sexual and gender minorities and deliver training on LGBT+ awareness, mostly for public sector organisations. I also do bespoke training around diversity, equality and conflict. The other big part of my public life is environmental issues: I used to be an environmental geologist and I'm now involved in the Transition Towns movement, supporting projects with process-oriented eco-psychology and facilitation training. I'm always interested in contacting other process workers involved in any of these fields. A current but not-yet-landed interest is in researching what process work has to offer the worlds of polyamory and kink and what those worlds and practises have to offer to process work.

In sorrow, we announce that our colleague and friend, Jean-Claude Audergon, co-founder of Processwork UK and IAPOP passed away on October 27, 2020.
Please see the Tributes / Celebrations of JC’s life…
- On the CFOR website: http://www.cfor.info/3919-2/ and
- On the Processwork UK website: https://www.processworkuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/In-Celebration-of-Jean-Claude-Audergon-Processwork-UK-r-.pdf

Biography: Clare Hill Dip.POP, Dip SLT. (UKCP Accred.)Clare graduated as a speech and language therapist from University College London in 1972, fascinated by what so-called 'disorders' were actually trying to communicate. The journey to support and unravel signals rather than just to make people's communication styles 'normal' took her on a journey which led her to Process Work, or Process Oriented Psychology in 1988. Clare has worked extensively in a variety of contexts, including managing the speech and language therapy department in the Mental Health Unit of NHS Lothians from 1989- 1991, and being part of Dundee University's White Top Centre, a research-based centre of excellence for people with complex learning difficulties. She has been a member of faculty of the Research Society for Process Oriented Psychology UK from 1996 – 2009 and spear-headed the team developing the training to meet accreditation by UKCP. Clare was the co-president of the International Association of Process Oriented Psychology from 2010 - 2012, and is currently still a member of the IAPOP Board. Together with her partner, Conor, also a Process Worker, they spent 6 months working with domestic violence in Belize in 2008. Conor and Clare are currently members of Process Work Partnership, and part of faculty of the International School of Process Work Russia, and also of POPI - training in Process Oriented Psychology in Slovakia. Clare has a private practice in Edinburgh and lives in a deeply rural part of the Scottish Borders. Her past-times include walking, gardening and being a grandmother!

Trainer Consultant on Diversity, Conflict & Community Building
Private Practice with Individuals & Couples
Coma Work

Bill Say, M.A., has over twenty years experience with group facilitation, community capacity building, diversity awareness training, conflict resolution, counseling and training. His organizational consulting experience is with health, mental health, and educational organizations in the US and abroad including with the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the Highlander Research and Education Center, UN refugee health organizations in the Middle East (UNRWA), New Energy in China, and Independent Thought and Social Action in India. He is a faculty member of the UC Berkeley Extension School of Professional Communication. Bill is a Mindell Process Work Diplomate. His website is: www.billsay.com

Lane Arye, Ph.D., Dipl PW, a founding faculty member of PWI, co-led a UN funded project in the Balkans working with post-war conflict and trauma. Author of Unintentional Music, he sings, teaches Process Work worldwide and has a private practice in California, where he lives with his wife and 2 kids.

Waynelle M. Wilder, M.A., became a Process Work Diplomat in 1987 and is current President of the Research Society for Process-Oriented Psychology (RSPOP) founded in Denver, CO, USA in 1987, which hosted WorldWork 2011. She has a private practice in Denver & has taught Process Work both locally and internationally over the past 25 years. She previously taught writing at both the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Metro State College of Denver. wwilder@igc.org.

Melissa Martin, SPHR, received her B.B.A. in Business Management from University of Texas at San Antonio (1986) and a Master’s degree in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change from the Process Work Institute (2011). After starting her career in Accounting, Melissa increased the scope of her responsibilities as Manager of Administration at Right Management – Florida/Caribbean, an international human resource consulting firm. At Right, Melissa established the accounting, human resources and administrative functions and earned her Professional Human Resources (PHR) certification from the Society of Human Resource Management.
During this time, Ms. Martin also co-founded Blue Water Yacht Charters and Sailing School which received consistent recognition for quality from the American Sailing Association as the Southeast School of the Year. After selling BWSS, Melissa returned to a corporate position at Kemper National Services, a division of Kemper Insurance companies. She progressed through the HR department and focused on human capital management. After 4 years at Kemper, Melissa resigned to fulfill a long term goal and sailed the Caribbean with her spouse, while home schooling their children.
Upon returning to South Florida, Melissa was hired by Kaplan Inc. as a generalist to establish the Human Resources function for their exponentially growing online College, now Kaplan University. She spent 9 years progressing at this international education company as a member of the senior HR team, implementing best practices and technology solutions across the US and the UK. Her experience includes talent acquisition and development, employee engagement and excellence, succession and workforce planning, communications, HR operations and organizational change management.
Ms. Martin and her husband, Kris currently live in South Florida. Their two sons, Travis and Eric Lewicki are attending University.

~PhD in Depth Psychology, Pacifica Graduate Institute, Santa Barbara, CA, USA. Dissertation: Death and Rebirth of Pari: Globalization of an Italian Village Community" .
~Clinical and Medical Assist Hypnotherapist, Hypnotherapy Academy of America, Albuquerque, NM, USA
~Masters in Depth Psychology: PGI, Santa Barbara, CA, USA.
~Diploma Process Work: PWI, Portland, OR, USA.
~Financial Services: Series 7, 63, 65, IAR, FINRA SEC Registered Representative (RR).
~CEO: IngerMac Enterprises, Inc., Portland, OR, USA (Restaurants & Specialty Coffees).
~BA: Business Management, Organizational Leadership, George Fox University, OR, USA.

Cindy Trawinski, Psy.D., Dipl PW, is a clinical psychologist, painter, Process Work Diplomate and former CEO of the Process Work Institute of Portland, a non-profit educational institution offering graduate training programs, advanced certification and individual courses and seminars in process-oriented psychology. In her private practice, LIfeWorks Psychotherapy Center (www.lifeworkspsychotherapy.com), she often works with clients who experience creative blocks in their professional or personal lives. “My passion is tracking and following the undercurrents that move me and others forward through seemingly diverse interests and experiences to new self-knowledge.”

CAROL ZAHNER M.S., Dip.P.W.

Educador, Capacitador, Psicoterapeuta

Internacional capacitador en Psicología Orientada a Procesos, dinámicas interpersonales y proceso grupal, artes expresivas: EEUU, Latino America, Rusia, Sudáfrica, Inglaterra, Grecia y Australia.
Terapeuta y educador en la práctica privada que se especializa en:
• Relación y orientación familiar
• Problemas de salud y el proceso somático
• La sexualidad, las relaciones y el desarrollo personal

Miembro de Facultad:
• Process Work Institute, Portland, Oregon, 2006-presente www.processwork.org
• WorldWork Conferencias, www.worldwork.org 1999 hasta la fecha
Profesor visitante:
Universidad del Sur de Maine, Educación Continua, 2005-2006
• Colegio Goddard, de Plainfield, Vermont, 2006
• Open Center, Ciudad de Nueva York, 2 cert año. Proceso Orientado a la Psicología 2005-2007

Organizador de semiarios, talleres y capacitación en las áreas de la psicología orientada al proceso, habilidades de relación, la resolución de conflictos, conversaciones difíciles en el lugar de trabajo, la comunicación no verbal, trabajo con los sueños, la expresión artística y el movimiento.

Process Work Diplomate (Process Oriented Psychology) 2004, Process Work Institute, Portland, OR, USA
Estudios Terapeuticas y Somaticas con Aileen Crow, 1989-92, New York, NY USA
M. S. Engineering 1984, University of California, Davis, USA
B. S. Engineering 1981, University of California, Davis, USA
Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Fine Arts 1963-66, Farnham School of Art, Inglaterra

180 Clark’s Cove Road, Walpole, ME 04573 USA
207-563-2269 carolzahner@me.com, skype:carolzahner

Art Shirk died January 2017
https://coactive.com/blog/in-loving-memory-of-art-shirk/

In my best moments, my greatest aspiration is to create experience and learning for others that results in more freedom…freedom to express, freedom to create, freedom to impact desired change. I believe that most of the world’s dire problems would dramatically fall away if more of us could get untangled from the limited ways we view ourselves and the world.

I love learning…my own and yours. I believe that we learn best when we continually throw ourselves into situations that are new and challenging. I work with leaders committed to bringing forward their best, and dedicated to having meaningful impact in their organizations and communities. I particularly thrive in work that entails bringing about resolution and empowered reconciliation from conflict, and in fostering inspired creativity. My best work comes from moments of not knowing, when I can hold questions and challenges with lightness and humor, and maintain a deep respect for all that is entailed in being human.

I am currently on a quest to gain full fluency in Spanish through leadership development work in Latin America and Spain. My work as a senior consultant and faculty member for the Coaches Training Institute gives me the opportunity to lead the Co-Active Leadership Program in Sitges, Spain, and I travel frequently to Bogotá, Colombia in my role as co-founder and partner of Coaching Hall International. I often use the Leadership Circle Profile assessment in my work with leaders, and lead the certification training for other practitioners of this amazing tool, and am affiliated with the Full Circle Group.

My past organizational roles include Vice President of Product Design for the Coaches Training Institute, Senior Director of Learning and Leadership at Princeton University, and Vice President of Learning and Communications at Fidelity Investments. I received my doctorate in education from Columbia University's Teachers College in 2006, where I did my dissertation research on transformative learning and leadership development. I hold an MBA from Boston University, and my coaching certification is through the Coaches Training Institute and International Coach Federation. I am currently completing a Master's degree in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change at the Process Work Institute (highlighted link to based on principles of Deep Democracy, Taoism, and Jungian psychology.

Matt has been a therapist in private practice since 2001, and a student of Process Work since 1999. He earned his Diploma in Process Work in 2009, and now works with individuals, couples, families and groups in the Boston area of USA.

Programs Enrolled in:

PWI

Dina Ostrovsky MA in Process Work is a founder of TERRApia School Of Transformation. The School operates in New York and Boston since 2015. More info at TERRApia.org

Dina Ostrovsky weaves modern psychology, creative expression, and ancient spiritual Earth practices into her transformational programs. She is a Shamanic Healer initiated in the Eastern European Tuva Lineage and Family Constellation facilitator.
For the last 15 years she has also been practicing Tibetan Buddhism and Qigong with master teachers.

David Bedrick, JD, Dipl. PW, is a speaker, counselor, attorney, and teacher. He spent eight years on the faculty of the University of Phoenix and has taught for the US Navy, 3M, psychological associations, and small groups. He has received notable awards for teaching, employee development, and legal service to the community. David is author of the acclaimed "Talking Back to Dr. Phil: Alternatives to Mainstream Psychology" and "Revisioning Activism: Bringing Depth, Dialogue, and Diversity to Individual and Social Change." He teaches and speaks on the topics of shame, night time dreams, weight loss and body image, diversity and social injustice, and alternative psychological paradigms. David is a blogger for Psychology Today and The Huffington Post and counsels people internationally. He is also co-publisher at Belly Song Press, a small, independent publisher of nonfiction books on psychology, social justice, leadership, parenting, and critical thought founded in 2012.

LISA BLAIR, M.A., Dipl. PW is a process-oriented facilitator based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.A. where she works with adults, teens, and couples in person and at a distance via Skype and phone. Lisa is passionate about assisting clients in their ongoing exploration of self-expression, creativity, personal growth, and dreams. She is co-publisher and managing editor of Belly Song Press, a small, independent publisher of nonfiction books on psychology, social justice, leadership, parenting, and critical thought founded in 2012. Lisa is also a fine art photographer, painter, and weaver. For more information, visit www.lisablairma.com.

Amy is in private practice in Portland, Oregon and teaches with Arny in many countries around the world. She has written many books and articles, and is best known for her book, "Metaskills, the Spiritual Art of Therapy", which examines the important role of feeling skills in the work of therapists/facilitators.

Amy is also a musician and songwriter, puppet maker, artist, and dancer, and is passionate about exploring the application of process work to these creative modalities, coma work, and the therapist's unique style.

She holds a M.A. and Ph.D. in psychology and is a diplomate of the Process Oriented Psychology Center of Zurich.

Arny Mindell developed process work or what is called today, “process oriented psychology” (p.o.p.), in the mid 1970's. Beginning with Taoism, physics and Jungian psychology, by the 1990’s he expanded process work to include quantum theory and deep democracy, a deeper form of democracy that applied to all states of consciousness for individuals and groups. Now process work applies to individual therapy, body problems, coma and near death experiences, large group, and organizational change management.

Arny is in private practice in Portland, Oregon, and teaches with Amy in many places. He is known for his development of the “dreambody” and “process work” (process oriented psychology). He is the author of 20 books in 23 languages, including Dreambody, The Shaman’s Body, Quantum Mind, Quantum Mind and Healing, and ProcessMind. Arny has an M.S. from M.I.T., was a Jungian training analyst, and has a Ph.D. in psychology. He is also known in the area of conflict management for his Sitting in the Fire and for his integration of psychology and physics, work on dreams, bodywork, relationships, and for interventions in near death situations. His newest work is the ProcessMind, A User’s Guide to The Mind of God.

Cathy operates from a core belief that the wisdom and answers to all the challenges we encounter in being alive and being human lie within each individual, or within the systems of a relationship, team or organization. Her approach centers around helping people learn to “hunt” from within themselves and the systems that they are part of to find the nuggets of gold that elicit new wisdom and help unfold the challenges that show up at their doorstep into opportunities for growth and transformation. In addition to paying attention to what is happening in everyday reality, she helps take those she works with into their deepest dreaming to explore and get to know what is most unknown and what is wanting to happen.

Herb died May 2020
https://www.facebook.com/herb.long1

Academic Degrees
1987-1991 Diplomate, Research Society for Process Oriented Psychology, Zurich Switzerland and Process Work Institute, Portland, Oregon (Process Oriented Psychology)
1958-1965 Th.D., Harvard University, The Divinity School (Systematic Theology)
1954-1956 B.D., San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, California (Theological Studies to prepare for ministry in United Presbyterian Church, USA)
1953-1954 Marburg University, Marburg, Germany (Psychology and Theology)
1951-1953 B.A., Stanford University, Stanford, California (History)

Professional Experience
1999- Member and President, Board of Directors, Process Work Institute, Portland, OR
1993- Faculty, Master’s/Diploma Program, Process Work Institute, Portland, OR
1993- Adjunct Faculty, Marylhurst University, Marylhurst, OR
1983- Process Therapist/Counselor and Consultant, Ashland and Portland Oregon, Honolulu, Hawaii
1997-2004 Adjunct Faculty, Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR
1973-1983 Vice President for U.S. Programs, Labo International Exchange Foundation, Honolulu, Hawaii, Tokyo, Japan
1968-1973 Director, Institute for Student Interchange, Open Grants Program, Basic Humanities Project, and Research Associate, East West Center, Honolulu, HI
1969-1973 Associate Professor of Religion, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI
1965-1968 Francis Greenwood Peabody Lecturer in Theology, Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, MA
1964-1968 Dean of Students, Harvard University Divinity School, Cambridge, MA
1962-1964 Teaching Fellow, Department of Theology, Harvard University Divinity School, Cambridge, MA
1956-1958 Associate Minister, Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Spokane, WA Professional Memberships American Counseling Association American Academy of Religion International Association of Process Workers Societe Europeene de Culture, Rome Italy Society for Values in Higher Education Publications Articles and book reviews on culture, social change, development values, psychology, religion, philosophy and theology in: Alternative to War: Creative Aftermath of Worldwork
2004; At Work: Stories of Tomorrow’s Workplace; Philosophy East and West; Cross Currents; The Yoga Journal; Man-Environment Systems; Perspectives; Development News; The Honolulu Advertiser; and The Laughing Man

Ingrid’s guiding inspiration for her life work stems from her history of growing up in South Africa, where as a child, perceiving the injustice around her, she decided early on to devote herself to individual and social change. In service of this vision, Ingrid has achieved two doctoral degrees, has become an Australian licensed psychologist, a certified Process Worker, and the Dean of Public Programs at the Process Work Institute in Portland, Oregon.

Ingrid has spent 40 years of her life exploring various modalities that enhance human potential and growth, all of which contribute to her eclectic style and method in working with others. She has had extensive experience teaching many groups all over the world in addition to being an associate professor at Portland State University, and the National College of Natural Medicine.
Ingrid is a faculty member at the Process Work Institute in Portland, Oregon, USA, offering classes, supervision, and training in process work in the USA and overseas.

Dr. Jai Tomlin is a diplomate and faculty member of the Process Work Institute of Portland, a program that teaches innovative and effective ways of working with conflict, through awareness, deep democracy and dreaming. She works with individuals and groups to find sustainable ways to experience personal and organizational health.

Dr. Jai Tomlin is also a Chiropractic Physician specializing in integrative medicine. She has been working as a healing arts professional for over 30 years. She is gifted as a medical intuit and has developed a form of body work called Sentient Bodywork for both people and animals.

KATJE WAGNER, PhD, LPC, DiplPW, is a holistic psychotherapist with a private practice in Portland, Oregon. She works with individuals, couples and groups, and specializes in working with women’s health issues and complex body symptoms from a holistic perspective. Katje also serves as faculty the Process Work Institute, and has taught at Portland State University and the Leadership Institute of Seattle (LIOS). She has facilitated women’s groups, as well as community forums on health equity and diversity. Katje completed her doctoral research in Clinical and Somatic Psychology, exploring women’s experiences of fulfillment, issues of diversity, and the role of the body in finding and navigating fulfilling life paths. More information at www.katjewagner.com

Lolo Haha (he/him) is a counselor, equity consultant, conflict mediator, and social justice theatre director based in Portland, Oregon. He works with individuals, couples, organizations, and communities to grow in their relationship toward conflict and paradox and to evolve toward a greater collective freedom.

Pierre moved to Portland from Switzerland for his love of Process Work. PW allows him to integrate medicine and psychology into his counseling practice.He is inspired by the stories of clients who struggle to find meaning in the challenges they face by dealing with chronic pain/symptoms, depression and anxiety, trauma, and difficult relationship issues. He believe's in peoples sentient experiences and dreaming nature.

Will Hall, MA DiplPW, has studied Process Work since 1996 and received his diploma in 2011.

Recovered from a diagnosis of schizophrenia, Will works internationally with professionals and patients around extreme states and mental health, and uses altered states as a pathway for spiritual and social liberation.

Will is queer and mixed race Choctaw Indian, and works frequently with trauma empowerment for marginalized groups, including power and rank dynamics in individuals, couples, families, and groups.

His community development organizing includes peer support, rights advocacy, and hosting Madness Radio, and he has worked with grassroots organizations in Europe, Latin America, and Canada as well as across the US. Will has studied dance and Action Theater, and is a longtime meditator, yoga practitioner, and a certified NADA acupuncturist.

Will is also training with Jaakko Seikkula and colleagues at the Institute of Dialogic Practice and received a training certificate in Open Dialogue, where he is developing Open Dialogue applications within process-oriented approaches. He is inspired by spirits to share his voice and visions with this alive, dreaming, awakening world.

Programs Enrolled in:

www.ddi.in.ua www.ddi-eastafrica.co.ke www.deepdemocracy.ru www.ddi-centralasia.net

Jill Brierley (MA reg.Dipl.PW, UKCP; NAPCP) Jill is an Integrative Arts and Process Oriented Psychotherapist and has a private practice working with individuals and couples. Her work also includes teaching and facilitating group dynamics in community and organisations both in the UK and Ireland. She uses the arts, such as sand play, puppets, painting, clay and movement, within an integrative model of psychotherapy based on Process Work. She also includes EMDR, Family Constellations and other humanistic therapeutic approaches in her work.

Gill Emslie, is a Process Work facilitator, trainer and coach working with organizational development, leadership, peace building and conflict facilitation. She teaches internationally in diverse settings ranging from the NGO and social and environmental justice sector, to business and local government, in Europe, Latin America and SE Asia, facilitating in-depth training programmes and working directly with leadership teams. Gill has also spent several years living and working with indigenous people in remote areas of the Earth and this has awoken in her a particular love for bio-cultural diversity and concern about its current predicament. When she is not travelling Gill lives in the Findhorn Foundation ecovillage which is an NGO providing training on issues of global concern related to sustainability, environment, peace, shelter and the creation of a sustainable world.