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The purpose of the group is to meet to explore the person-centred way of being and encounter one another in a genuine and respectful way.  The group will not be facilitated so each person attending would take responsibility for themselves in the group.  We have an agreement on confidentiality, that what is said in the group is not repeated outside the group. Please give your name at Customer Services in case of fire and tell them your…

The group offers a confidential and supportive space for those interested or involved in PC research (members of tPCA), at all stages of experience, to meet and share. Please pass on the message that we are back to your PC colleagues and friends. Our planned meetings are: Tues 28th July 6pm UK time.  Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information.  Please note, you must be a member of tPCA to join…

The disabilities COP is a collaboration between PCT Scotland and tPCA. We welcome all therapists, whether in training or qualified who self-identify with having a disability (mental health, physical or neurodivergence) or a chronic condition who would like to meet with others interested in the person-centred approach. You need to be a member of either PCT Scotland or tPCA to join us. We aim to meet every two months and this group is currently…

A series of studies support the everyday observation of how little we know ourselves and the effects of our behavior. It is no wonder that we often misunderstand each other: every person has different experiences and backgrounds. Even speakers of the same language attach different emotions and meanings to individual words. (…) Communication difficulties naturally multiply between speakers of different languages ​​and people with different cultur…

A group for neurodivergent members of tPCA.  A space there we can explore what our neurodivergence means for us as person-centred practitioners.  We welcome all types of neurodivergence, including (but not limited) to Autism, ADHD, Tourette's, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.   We welcome self-identification.   We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 7.00pm.  Next meeting dates: Thursday September 10th&nb…

 IMMERSIVE WEEKLY ONLINE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT GROUP - STARTING SEPTEMBER 2026 https://www.grahamwestwell.com/pdgroupinformation Feedback for this immersive group experience: "The group has shaped me in profound ways.  It has taught me what it feels like to be with a group of likeminded others - deeply, honestly, and with care.  We hold space for one another gently, bravely, and without judgement.  It has been a place where…

The AGM is on  Sunday 6th September 2026, 10.00am-12.00pm, over zoom, and is open to all members of tPCA.   Members will receive the zoom link and relevant papers two weeks in advance of the meeting.   Guest speaker: Maria Kontarini - www.mariakontarini.com  More details TBC Nominations for Trustees.  Any member, who wishes to stand as a Trustee (new Trustees are encouraged and welcome) - …

A group for neurodivergent members of tPCA.  A space there we can explore what our neurodivergence means for us as person-centred practitioners.  We welcome all types of neurodivergence, including (but not limited) to Autism, ADHD, Tourette's, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.   We welcome self-identification.   We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 7.00pm.  Next meeting dates: Thursday October 8th …

Learning Focusing will support you to treasure the richness of your inner life and treat yourself with more kindness. Focusing allows us to become more fascinated by the world and deepen our relationships with others, professionally and personally. I have been teaching the Introduction to Focusing and Focusing Skills Certificate for the last eight years and am passionate about cultivating a Focusing a way of being in the world. Focusing is a nat…

BFA Focusing Skills Certificate 2026-27 A full grounding in the Focusing practice over six months Workshops are experiential and usually open to six-eight attendees – book early to ensure your place! Introduction to Focusing – (modules one and two of BFA Focusing Skills Certificate) Thursdays 10am-1pm: 17th Sep, 24th Sep, 1st Oct, 8th Oct 2026  Skills Cert ificate continues Thursdays 10am-1pm: 15th Oct to 18th March (…

The purpose of the group is to meet to explore the person-centred way of being and encounter one another in a genuine and respectful way.  The group will not be facilitated so each person attending would take responsibility for themselves in the group.  We have an agreement on confidentiality, that what is said in the group is not repeated outside the group. Please give your name at Customer Services in case of fire and tell them your…

Grieving can be hard.  There are many reasons for this. It may be due to how we have been conditioned to manage loss and not to show our feelings of sadness or to present emotional needs when growing up. Perhaps our losses are complex, multiple, ambiguous or chronic.  Perhaps there simply have not been sufficient or safe spaces in our lives to give attention to feelings of grief.  What about wider cultural…

The disabilities COP is a collaboration between PCT Scotland and tPCA. We welcome all therapists, whether in training or qualified who self-identify with having a disability (mental health, physical or neurodivergence) or a chronic condition who would like to meet with others interested in the person-centred approach. You need to be a member of either PCT Scotland or tPCA to join us. We aim to meet every two months and this group is currently…

A group for neurodivergent members of tPCA.  A space there we can explore what our neurodivergence means for us as person-centred practitioners.  We welcome all types of neurodivergence, including (but not limited) to Autism, ADHD, Tourette's, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.   We welcome self-identification.   We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 7.00pm.  Next meeting dates: Thursday November 12th&nbs…

​If you are  passionate about personal growth and deepening your self-awareness, this online workshop series is for you. Together, we will explore our inner landscapes through the gentle practice of Focusing, supported by group discussions, exercises,  and Focusing and Companioning in pairs. The workshop series is designed for both new and experienced Foccusers.  If you are new to Focusing - Welcome, you will find a gentle i…

Thursdays 10am 1pm: 15th Oct, 22nd Oct, 5th Nov, 12th Nov 2026(£170) Modules three and four of the Focusing Skills Certificate Focusing is about meeting what’s inside from a place of being present with our experience. If we can cultivate this attitude of being with our inner feelings and parts then things become more manageable and we are more able to learn from what’s inside of us. In these modules we learn how to become m…

PCAN is delighted to announce our Autumn 3-day Encounter group, at St Rita’s Centre, Honiton. The Centre is on the outskirts of Honiton, in the Vale of Honiton, Devon. It is a short walk to the town centre, and there is a rail station at the other end of the main street. Accommodation is en-suite - 6 single; 6 twin and 3 family rooms - and all meals and refreshments included in the price. Delegate price: Fri-Mon: £275 (EB £250); early bir…

A group for neurodivergent members of tPCA.  A space there we can explore what our neurodivergence means for us as person-centred practitioners.  We welcome all types of neurodivergence, including (but not limited) to Autism, ADHD, Tourette's, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.   We welcome self-identification.   We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 7.00pm.  Next meeting dates: Thursday December 10th&nbs…

Thursdays 10am 1pm: 19th Nov, 26th Nov 2026, 7th Jan, 14th Jan 2027 (£170) Modules five and six of the Focusing Skills Certificate How we feel about the body generally and our relationship with our own body may affect our Focusing process and these modules give space to explore this. We also delve deeper into the realm of Focusing partnerships: This beautiful form of human connection can be enhanced by paying wider attention to our whole…

The purpose of the group is to meet to explore the person-centred way of being and encounter one another in a genuine and respectful way.  The group will not be facilitated so each person attending would take responsibility for themselves in the group.  We have an agreement on confidentiality, that what is said in the group is not repeated outside the group. Please give your name at Customer Services in case of fire and tell them your…

The disabilities COP is a collaboration between PCT Scotland and tPCA. We welcome all therapists, whether in training or qualified who self-identify with having a disability (mental health, physical or neurodivergence) or a chronic condition who would like to meet with others interested in the person-centred approach. You need to be a member of either PCT Scotland or tPCA to join us. We aim to meet every two months and this group is currently…

A group for neurodivergent members of tPCA.  A space there we can explore what our neurodivergence means for us as person-centred practitioners.  We welcome all types of neurodivergence, including (but not limited) to Autism, ADHD, Tourette's, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.   We welcome self-identification.   We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 7.00pm.  Please note, you must be a member of tPCA to join…

Thursdays 10am 1pm: 21st Jan, 28th Jan, 4th Feb, 11th Feb 2027 (£170) Modules seven and eight of the Focusing Skills Certificate The Focusing process is amazingly well suited for exploring dreams and there are some specific ways we can explore dreams using Focusing that can also be applied to exploring other life issues as well. In these modules we let go of pre-existing theories of dream interpretation and fixed symbols and open to liste…

Thursdays 10am 1pm: 25th Feb, 4th Mar, 11th Mar, 18th Mar 2027 (£170) Modules nine and ten of the Focusing Skills Certificate An opportunity to explore areas which are inextricably linked with our humanness. Focusing is intrinsically relational – relating to ourselves, relating to each other. How might the process unfold if we allow ourselves to be more aware of our shared humanness, how much do we feel open to connection and can we respe…