Janice Wasser took her fundamentals course in Israel in 1998. ‘I began assisting many years ago and have been teaching fundamentals in the prisons with Avi Butavia for over 6 years. I believe one of my greatest contributions to society is my work in propagating this invaluable theory with its set of simple, yet deeply profound, tools to deal with life issues. Beyond the work in prisons, I am active in an Arab-Jewish support group which has been meeting monthly for over 30 years and in the last 7 years have been active in the international community of CCI to promote the work we do in Israel and connect with co-counselling communities around the world’. @
CCI trainer: Jean Brant: I came to co-counselling in 1992 and I have been using it regularly since. I enjoy being a regular attender at UK and international workshops and find these challenging and growthful. Co-counselling has greatly enhanced my life and I enjoy sharing this with others. I want to see individuals grow and develop and the co-counselling community strengthened and extended. I am particularly interested in co-counselling as a tool for community building and social change. @
CCI trainer: Jeanine LaJeunesse is a CCI co-counsellor since 1999. 'Co-counselling has been the foundation of much growth for me' she writes, 'supporting me to transform many fundamental belief's about myself that kept me from being fully and powerfully alive. I teach it to share the skills with others knowing if they are willing to look at themselves and where they are stuck in there lives these tools will support them to be able to live fuller happier lives. Also as I teach I am learning from my students as they share their thoughts ideas and questions'.@
CCI trainer: Jenny Dillman started co-counselling in 1980 and is since a most loyal visitor of CCIUSA- gatherings expressing her loyalty, wisdom and curiosity. Shestarted to teach co-counselling in 1987, but has not taught during thepast 14 years. She writes: 'Iam so happy to have recently returned to teaching this brilliant andtransformational blend of philosophy, theory, and technique! How luckywe all are to know of it, and to be skilled in its use! CCICo-Counselling is simply the most effective and empowering practice Iknow. It is an honour to rejoin the ranks of those who are committed toteaching!'.@
CCI trainer: Jlynn Silvers is a CCI co-counsellor since 1991 and accredit as CCI teacher in 1993 in the New England USA CCI community. 'Co-counselling has helped me to create a life I love. I feel very fortunate to have a wonderful family and supportive friends. I have chosen to teach co-counselling because it has allowed me to be more authentic and loving in relationships and I want to offer to others the benefits available for them. I co-counsel regularly and find the practice continuing to be transformative. I have been active in the community as teacher, member of Community Committee, Program Planning Chairman for our USA workshops, and Communications Co-ordinator. We have a dynamic community and I'm proud to be associated with it'.@
CCI trainer: Johannes Risse (1942) started CCI co-counselling in 1977, 'had my fundamentals with Siglind Willms. Together with her I started teaching in 1979. Since that time we had each year 2 fundamentals and 2 advanced training's. By co-counselling I experienced a great deepening of my Christian belief. It became more and more the foundation of my pastoral care as roman catholic priest and pastoral psychologist. Free attention is for me a name for God. Until 1995 I only knew our own community at Muenster. In that year Siglind and I visited J. Heron in Italy. Since we started opening to the international community. In 1998 we attended for the first time an international CCI meeting in the Netherlands and in 2000 we had the first international in our community. I focus in my work on spiritual guidance and co-counselling'. @
CCI trainer: John Talbut, did his basic training in co-counselling in 1984. 'I have been co-counselling regularly ever since and regularly attended international and UK national workshops. I have been actively involved in organisation within CCI and in discussions on the theory and practice of co-counselling. I have been teaching co-counselling regularly since 1993. I have had the fundamentals of co-counselling course validated by an external examining body as a certificated course and offered as a regular course at a further education college. As well as co-counselling I also train people in counselling skills and facilitation skills. I have run courses in Hungary and Sri Lanka as well as the UK. The training is based mainly on the work of John Heron. I have run a two year diploma course in facilitation based on John Heron's book 'The Complete Facilitator's Handbook', for which co-counselling was a requirement. @
CCI trainer: Joke Stassen: co-counselling helps me to be in charge of my life, to be in touch with my feelings and my intuition and to make clear decisions. Teaching CCI co-counselling is passing on a gift, for which I am grateful. I am a psychologist and did my CCI teachers training in 1993-1995 in Birmingham (UK) and later in the Netherlands. Titles of follow-up workshops I have facilitated indicate the wide range of topics in which co-counselling can be a useful tool: e.g. body and spirit, my loveable computer, peace and conflict. I am interested in integrating non-violent communication with co-counselling and developed together with Fred Wallace and Niek Sickenga the workshop Aware communication, which includes co-counselling, non-violent communication, and decision making skills. I am a travelling teacher: I am willing to come to other countries to teach. @
asser took her fundamentals course in Israel in 1998. ‘I began assisting many years ago and have been teaching fundamentals in the prisons with Avi Butavia for over 6 years. I believe one of my greatest contributions to society is my work in propagating this invaluable theory with its set of simple, yet deeply profound, tools to deal with life issues. Beyond the work in prisons, I am active in an Arab-Jewish support group which has been meeting monthly for over 30 years and in the last 7 years have been active in the international community of CCI to promote the work we do in Israel and connect with co-counselling communities around the world’. 
Jean Brant: I came to co-counselling in 1992 and I have been using it regularly since. I enjoy being a regular attender at UK and international workshops and find these challenging and growthful. Co-counselling has greatly enhanced my life and I enjoy sharing this with others. I want to see individuals grow and develop and the co-counselling community strengthened and extended. I am particularly interested in co-counselling as a tool for community building and social change. 
Jeanine LaJeunesse is a CCI co-counsellor since 1999. 'Co-counselling has been the foundation of much growth for me' she writes, 'supporting me to transform many fundamental belief's about myself that kept me from being fully and powerfully alive. I teach it to share the skills with others knowing if they are willing to look at themselves and where they are stuck in there lives these tools will support them to be able to live fuller happier lives. Also as I teach I am learning from my students as they share their thoughts ideas and questions'.
Jenny Dillman started co-counselling in 1980 and is since a most loyal visitor of CCIUSA- gatherings expressing her loyalty, wisdom and curiosity. Shestarted to teach co-counselling in 1987, but has not taught during thepast 14 years. She writes: 'Iam so happy to have recently returned to teaching this brilliant andtransformational blend of philosophy, theory, and technique! How luckywe all are to know of it, and to be skilled in its use! CCICo-Counselling is simply the most effective and empowering practice Iknow. It is an honour to rejoin the ranks of those who are committed toteaching!'.
Jlynn Silvers is a CCI co-counsellor since 1991 and accredit as CCI teacher in 1993 in the New England USA CCI community. 'Co-counselling has helped me to create a life I love. I feel very fortunate to have a wonderful family and supportive friends. I have chosen to teach co-counselling because it has allowed me to be more authentic and loving in relationships and I want to offer to others the benefits available for them. I co-counsel regularly and find the practice continuing to be transformative. I have been active in the community as teacher, member of Community Committee, Program Planning Chairman for our USA workshops, and Communications Co-ordinator. We have a dynamic community and I'm proud to be associated with it'.
Johannes Risse (1942) started CCI co-counselling in 1977, 'had my fundamentals with Siglind Willms. Together with her I started teaching in 1979. Since that time we had each year 2 fundamentals and 2 advanced training's. By co-counselling I experienced a great deepening of my Christian belief. It became more and more the foundation of my pastoral care as roman catholic priest and pastoral psychologist. Free attention is for me a name for God. Until 1995 I only knew our own community at Muenster. In that year Siglind and I visited J. Heron in Italy. Since we started opening to the international community. In 1998 we attended for the first time an international CCI meeting in the Netherlands and in 2000 we had the first international in our community. I focus in my work on spiritual guidance and co-counselling'. 
John Talbut, did his basic training in co-counselling in 1984. 'I have been co-counselling regularly ever since and regularly attended international and UK national workshops. I have been actively involved in organisation within CCI and in discussions on the theory and practice of co-counselling. I have been teaching co-counselling regularly since 1993. I have had the fundamentals of co-counselling course validated by an external examining body as a certificated course and offered as a regular course at a further education college. As well as co-counselling I also train people in counselling skills and facilitation skills. I have run courses in Hungary and Sri Lanka as well as the UK. The training is based mainly on the work of John Heron. I have run a two year diploma course in facilitation based on John Heron's book 'The Complete Facilitator's Handbook', for which co-counselling was a requirement. 
Joke Stassen: co-counselling helps me to be in charge of my life, to be in touch with my feelings and my intuition and to make clear decisions. Teaching CCI co-counselling is passing on a gift, for which I am grateful. I am a psychologist and did my CCI teachers training in 1993-1995 in Birmingham (UK) and later in the Netherlands. Titles of follow-up workshops I have facilitated indicate the wide range of topics in which co-counselling can be a useful tool: e.g. body and spirit, my loveable computer, peace and conflict. I am interested in integrating non-violent communication with co-counselling and developed together with Fred Wallace and Niek Sickenga the workshop Aware communication, which includes co-counselling, non-violent communication, and decision making skills. I am a travelling teacher: I am willing to come to other countries to teach.