Harriët Teeuw is a Focusing oriented therapist and an art therapist as well as a Focusing Coordinator with The International Focusing Institute (TIFI). When she first learned Focusing in her native Netherlands in 2000, it inspired her to live a more authentic life. She began to integrate Focusing into her work with children, parents and adults. She brings this rich experience into teaching Children and Focusing Programs and the Focusing International Online Certification Program for Focusing Practitioners. Harriet is a member of the Children and Focusing Advisory Group with TIFI.
Find out more about Harriet's work and details of her programs at: https://www.childrenfocusing.org/
https://www.deruimte-info.nl/

Beth Mahler is an internationally recognized Certifying Coordinator for The International Focusing Institute & a practicing Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in New Jersey, U.S.A. Beth integrates her 30 years of training & development in the Psychology field to provide high quality teaching, training, & therapeutic services. She is best known for her compassionate care while providing trauma informed resilience practices to effect change. These changes carry forward toward psychosocial, physical, & mental wellness through mutual attunement & client centered modalities. Beth would love to hear from you & can be reached at beth.f.mahler@gmail.com.

Rafael Villeta is a Focusing trainer and Focusing-oriented
therapist, these two disciplines define his current professional
dedication. He previously worked in graphic design and painting
and was also a tennis coach for twenty-eight years, especially in the
Madrid Tennis Federation. Creator of the Organic Tennis method
where he integrates Focusing and somatic dance with the teaching
of academic tennis. He has a Bachelor and postgraduate studies in
Fine Arts, allowing him to integrate creativity as a fundamental
engine in his approach to therapy, education, somatics and
movement. During the last ten years he has been more intensely
dedicated to his training in various somatic dance disciplines. He
defines himself as a dyslexic, visually handicapped white male
interested in personal relationships and dance. His website is
https://rafaelvilleta.com