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Conversation, January 2021: Evelyn Fendler-Lee

 

Topic: Thinking As Movement

Evelyn Fendler-Lee and Serge Prengel have been exploring creative ways to think about thinking in such a way that it opens up new horizons. This process involves sharing some of what comes up as we proceed. This is not a conversation, but a 4-minute talk giving you the highlights of where we’re at on this topic. We hope that this will stimulate your own process.

Evelyn Fendler-Lee, is an organizational psychologist and person-centered counselor. She developed the online course: “Playfully Engaging Uncertainty to Create Something Original.”

 

 

Please share with us your ideas and experience on this topic through the Focusing Institute Facebook page, or the contact form.

 

 

This is part of the "Conversations" series. Click this link to see the list of all the conversations.
 
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