CCI trainer: Gaia Kile took his first CCI fundamental class in 1997 in Connecticut. Living in Michigan, he started teaching in 1998. 'I am dedicated to building a community of co-counselors around me because that supports me and I see it being an incredibly useful tool for others. When I'm co-counseling regularly things go better in my life, when I don't co-counsel things don't go poorly but co-counseling gives me more joy, and helps me be more effective in the world.' @
CCI trainer: Gilli Gladman started CCI co-counselling in 1991 and has been an accredited CCI trainer of the Manchester community since 1993. She writes: 'I believe an important element in the Co-Counselling training is the 'emotional education' which gives the learners the skills to deal with emotional distress'. And 'the purpose of the training is to give participants the opportunity to re-evaluate their ways of dealing with life in order to be able to set goals for creative change. These ' life actions' create choice and a positive approach to managing everyday life'. @
Gilli Gladman UK started CCI co-counselling in 1991 and has been an accredited CCI trainer of the Manchester community since 1993. She writes: 'I believe an important element in the Co-Counselling training is the 'emotional education' which gives the learners the skills to deal with emotional distress'. And 'the purpose of the training is to give participants the opportunity to re-evaluate their ways of dealing with life in order to be able to set goals for creative change. These ' life actions' create choice and a positive approach to managing everyday life'. (05-10)
Gaia Kile took his first CCI fundamental class in 1997 in Connecticut. Living in Michigan, he started teaching in 1998. 'I am dedicated to building a community of co-counselors around me because that supports me and I see it being an incredibly useful tool for others. When I'm co-counseling regularly things go better in my life, when I don't co-counsel things don't go poorly but co-counseling gives me more joy, and helps me be more effective in the world.' 
Gilli Gladman started CCI co-counselling in 1991 and has been an accredited CCI trainer of the Manchester community since 1993. She writes: 'I believe an important element in the Co-Counselling training is the 'emotional education' which gives the learners the skills to deal with emotional distress'. And 'the purpose of the training is to give participants the opportunity to re-evaluate their ways of dealing with life in order to be able to set goals for creative change. These ' life actions' create choice and a positive approach to managing everyday life'.