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Conversations: January 2017: Peter Afford

 

Peter Afford Bio:
I am a Focusing teacher in London. Focusing saved me from complete bewilderment about my feelings in the 1980’s and I have been practicing it ever since. As well as teaching Focusing, I work as a counsellor and psychotherapist. I have enjoyed delving into neuroscience for many years, and pondering the fresh view of our inner worlds that it offers.

See also notes on related topic: http://www.focusing.co.uk/PDFfiles/otherpeoplearticle.pdf

Website: http://www.focusing.co.uk

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