Conversations: August 2009: Nada Lou

Nada Lou Focusing Video Productions Certifying Coordinator and Certified Focusing Trainer

Nada Lou's Bio:  My involvement with Focusing touches on the overlapping qualities of several fascinating fields. - A teacher by profession, developing Focusing, TAE and Philosophy courses is an exciting, timely growth in my professional life; - As an artistic communicator, I am enthusiastic about the production of Focusing-related DVDs. Many clips are accessible on YouTube: http://www.focusing.org/multimedia/index.htm - Immersing myself in Gendlin’s thinking, my teaching, opened out into the world. After co-presenting TAE with Dr. Gendlin, I took my teaching around the world to North, Central and South America, Australia, New Zealand, China, Hong Kong, Japan and Europe; - I authored "Grassroots Introduction Manual to TAE" as a tool for people who are interested in developing this practice; - As a Coordinator, I am involved in launching FISS 4 years ago. I also train Focusing/TAE and Trainers who wish to become Coordinators.

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