Conversations: September 2010: Greg Madison

Greg Madison Certifying Coordinator Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapist Focusing Trainer

Greg Madison's Bio: I learned Focusing in 1981 while a young undergraduate psychology student in Canada. Since then it has provided a ground into which everything else I've learned has been integrated. I have lived and worked in Norway, Ireland, and the United Kingdom and have taught workshops and university courses across Europe and North America. I currently offer Focusing and an Experiential-Existential form of Focusing Oriented Therapy to graduate students on Doctoral Courses in Counselling Psychology and Psychotherapy and to experienced therapists and other professionals. I have written about Focusing, Therapy, and Supervision from an existential perspective and most recently have published a book called The End of Belonging. This is a book about the experience of cross-cultural travel and the human experience of home and belonging, and homelessness.

The recording lasts about 30 minutes.

To listen to this recording, you can either: Right-click on the link to "Download MP3" link, and save the conversation to your computer. You can then listen to it on your computer or on any portable MP3 device.   You can also listen to this recording from the website, without downloading it. Use the audio player below.  It works like a regular tape recorder, with symbols for "play," and "pause."

Please note: If you don’t see an audio player graphic immediately below the heading "Flash Player", this means you do not have Flash installed on your computer.  In that case, you can either download Flash or you can save the file to your computer and play it there or on an MP3 player. The online Flash player works best if you have a broadband connnection (cable or DSL), as opposed to dial-up. It may take a moment for the buttons to appear. To start, press the play button. Once it has started, to pause, press the pause button. The sound level is NOT controlled from the player.  It is controlled from within your computer.  If you do not normally use sound, it may be muted.  On most Windows computers go to the "Control Panel," click on "Sound" and adjust the volume.  If you have external speakers, make sure they are on and the volume is adjusted properly.

Flash Player

Download MP3  (Right click and "Save Target As")

Return to the list of all conversations

This material is protected by copyright.  It may be freely copied, provided its use is solely for educational purposes, not for financial gain or in a commercial setting.  It should be properly cited when used in any subsequent written work or other media.  ©TFI 2009.  All rights reserved.