Are you a therapist who would like to learn more about Nature Guided Focusing Oriented Therapy? Hearth Place offers a range of professional development opportunities, including a pathway to certification in Focusing Oriented Therapy, to help your clients access their own inner wisdom.
Hearth Place offers Nature Guided Focusing Oriented Mentoring and Supervision for Therapists and Therapists-in-training. This service is available one-on-one and in small groups.
:: Starting September 2023 :: Registration Now Open :: Your pathway to certification in Focusing Oriented Therapy. A total of 16 Training days in person at Hearth Place. By the end of Year One, Training participants will be eligible to apply for the Proficiency in Focusing Partnership Award with The International Focusing Institute. By the end of Year Two, Training participants will be eligible to apply for Certification as a Focusing Oriented Therapist or a Certified Focusing Professional. Topics include: Focusing and … Compassion / Dreams / Grief / Nature / Play / Resourcing / Social Justice / Finding your Focusing Niche
Ready to Experience how Nature and Play deepen Inner Wisdom?
Focusing Oriented Therapy Certification Training starting September 2023
Read what Dr Leslie Ellis has to say about this training in her article Focusing and Nature: Restoring connection within and without
Find out more on Trainings
Register Now - contact dean by phone 236.508.3200 or email dean@hearthplace.ca
Mentoring and Supervision for Individuals
$240 for 80 minute sessions
Supervision for Small Groups
$180 per person for 120 minute sessions
Nature Guided Focusing Oriented Therapy Training
$280 per person per 6 hour training day
Discounted Training rates are available by paying in advance for one year (8 training days = 5% discount) or two years (16 training days = 7.5% discount)
“Dean’s eloquence in explaining pith principles, his skill in space and silence, his playful, creative companioning, make him a superb teacher of Focusing.”
~ Gillian Parrish
“The perceptive insight that Dean brings forth in the context of supervision seems to spring from his deep knowledge of Focusing, and he is able to offer his insights skillfully and in a way that embodies the approach itself: with a strong spirit of curiosity and an invitational stance that is evident in both his words and his demeanour.”
~ Monica Dragosz