Beatrice Blake became a Certified Focusing Trainer in 2000. She went on to study Thinking at the Edge with its founder, Eugene Gendlin, PhD, and with Kye Nelson, Nada Lou and Evelyn Fendler Lee. In 2011 she became a certifying Coordinator with The International Focusing Institute She has been teaching Thinking at the Edge since 2013. Beatrice shares Gendlin’s vision that felt-sensing is an innate human capacity. It doesn’t have to be wielded by a “healer”. It's a tool for life-long exploration that anyone can practice by slowing down and listening in a friendly way to what is going on inside.
Find out more about Beatrice Blake and Thinking at the Edge on her website. https://possibility-space.com/learn-focusing-and-tae/
The article Three Assertions about the Body is available from the Gendlin online library at https://focusing.org/
Beatrice Blake became a Certified Focusing Trainer in 2000. She went on to study Thinking at the Edge with its founder, Eugene Gendlin, PhD, and with Kye Nelson, Nada Lou and Evelyn Fendler Lee. In 2011 she became a certifying Coordinator with The International Focusing Institute She has been teaching Thinking at the Edge since 2013. Beatrice shares Gendlin’s vision that felt-sensing is an innate human capacity. It doesn’t have to be wielded by a “healer”. It's a tool for life-long exploration that anyone can practice by slowing down and listening in a friendly way to what is going on inside.
Find out more about Beatrice Blake and Thinking at the Edge on her website. https://possibility-space.com/learn-focusing-and-tae/
The article Three Assertions about the Body is available from the Gendlin online library at https://focusing.org/