CCI trainer: Richard Goldsbrough states 'when I discovered CCI co-counselling I began a journey of coming home to myself. This was in 1980/81 with Ros Capper and Wendy Catley. Using the skills I learnt in the Basic (Fundamentals) 40 hour training and the support of other co-counsellors I took responsibility for my own process and rediscovered my own authority. I am available for one-to-one teaching and am accredited by the Wellington Co-counselling Network to teach groups if you would like to learn together '.@
CCI trainer: Richard Horobin started co-counselling in 1973, and became a UK trainer in 1975. He says, 'Pay-offs for my practising co-counselling over the past couple of years are: Vastly reducing my distress when travelling long distances, despite my advancing years. Spending less time in a 'Burdened' style of being, even when thinking about and dealing with death, dieing and incapacity'. He describes teaching fundamentals courses as 'Handing on gifts--like Christmas, but more fun'. Concerning the process of co-counselling he exclaimed, 'How wonderful it is to experience the power of community, of concrete changes following emotional release, and of reaching for transformation not merely coping better!' Richard usually co-teaches with Rose Evison. @
CCI trainer: Richard Charles Mills has been a CCI co-counsellor since 1992. In 2000 he was accredited as CCI trainer in West Yorkshire, UK. He states: 'What I got most from co-counselling was a sense of freedom to be myself - I felt I had permission to explore inside myself without being disapproved of if I found something unpleasant. Co-counselling helped me on my journey towards finding out who I am - my own personal truth'. website@
CCI trainer: Rudolf Giesselmann: In 1993 I discovered CCI-Co-Counselling as a powerful method to get out of a position where I felt stuck. Ever since I have kept on practicing, adding from 1995 -1998 a teacher-training in the Netherlands. Co-counselling enriches my professional work. And vice versa, my long term experience as a teacher at a school for manufacturing and airplane-technique and studies in the field of psychoanalysis have fostered my CC-trainer ship. Co-Counselling continually offers me new perspectives, creates alternatives which I wouldn't have seen otherwise. And I like to have alternatives. Working together with people, realizing that afterwards something is possible, that wasn't before, is a great gift for me. @
Richard Goldsbrough states 'when I discovered CCI co-counselling I began a journey of coming home to myself. This was in 1980/81 with Ros Capper and Wendy Catley. Using the skills I learnt in the Basic (Fundamentals) 40 hour training and the support of other co-counsellors I took responsibility for my own process and rediscovered my own authority. I am available for one-to-one teaching and am accredited by the Wellington Co-counselling Network to teach groups if you would like to learn together '.
Richard Horobin started co-counselling in 1973, and became a UK trainer in 1975. He says, 'Pay-offs for my practising co-counselling over the past couple of years are: Vastly reducing my distress when travelling long distances, despite my advancing years. Spending less time in a 'Burdened' style of being, even when thinking about and dealing with death, dieing and incapacity'. He describes teaching fundamentals courses as 'Handing on gifts--like Christmas, but more fun'. Concerning the process of co-counselling he exclaimed, 'How wonderful it is to experience the power of community, of concrete changes following emotional release, and of reaching for transformation not merely coping better!' Richard usually co-teaches with Rose Evison. 
Richard Charles Mills has been a CCI co-counsellor since 1992. In 2000 he was accredited as CCI trainer in West Yorkshire, UK. He states: 'What I got most from co-counselling was a sense of freedom to be myself - I felt I had permission to explore inside myself without being disapproved of if I found something unpleasant. Co-counselling helped me on my journey towards finding out who I am - my own personal truth'. 
Rudolf Giesselmann: In 1993 I discovered CCI-Co-Counselling as a powerful method to get out of a position where I felt stuck. Ever since I have kept on practicing, adding from 1995 -1998 a teacher-training in the Netherlands. Co-counselling enriches my professional work. And vice versa, my long term experience as a teacher at a school for manufacturing and airplane-technique and studies in the field of psychoanalysis have fostered my CC-trainer ship. Co-Counselling continually offers me new perspectives, creates alternatives which I wouldn't have seen otherwise. And I like to have alternatives. Working together with people, realizing that afterwards something is possible, that wasn't before, is a great gift for me.