CCI trainer: Shad Woolgrove came into contact with RC co-counselling in 1987 and completed a CCI fundamentals in 1989. Five years later she undertook a teacher training with Gretchen Pyves and was peer accredited on the course. In her personal teacher's statement she writes: 'I believe in personal empowerment from self-actualisation which co-counselling can help to bring about.'@
CCI trainer: Shayla Malek has been practising CCI co-counselling since 1997, when she completed her fundamentals in Edinburgh. She also re-visited her basics training with Cathy and Dency Sargent in the USA in 1998. Shayla has been fortunate to have participated in many international CCI's and facilitated workshops at the NZ CCI. She believes that CCI co-counselling is a life changing gift that deserves to be shared. Shayla has been teaching in Melbourne since 2006 and has started a fledgling community in Australia. @
CCI trainer: Siglind Willms (1938) started CCI co-counselling in 1973. 'Had my fundamentals with J. Heron. Facilitated my first fundamentals in 1975. I am an behaviour-therapist and connected psychotherapy with co-counselling to offer people the possibility to stay as much as possible self-reliant during therapy and go on working themselves after having finished it. Since 1979 I work together with Johannes Risse. We came in contact in 1996 with Joke and Niek. Visited my first international CCI meeting in 1998 in the Netherlands. Co-counselling means for me helping to make democratic, non competitive structures grow, handle emotional processes in an adequate way and pay attention to personal growth'. @
CCI trainer: Sue Mandaville is a co-counsellor since 1988 and a teacher since 2004 of the Western New York community. She relocated to the state of New York from Connecticut and was determine to bring this process to Western New York. She teaches because 'co-counselling is a vital and necessary part of my life. The valuable skills I have acquired as a result of co-counselling give meaning and clarity to my life. I teach to pass on these tools to others and also to be able to co-counsel on a regular basis'. @
Shad Woolgrove came into contact with RC co-counselling in 1987 and completed a CCI fundamentals in 1989. Five years later she undertook a teacher training with Gretchen Pyves and was peer accredited on the course. In her personal teacher's statement she writes: 'I believe in personal empowerment from self-actualisation which co-counselling can help to bring about.'
Shayla Malek has been practising CCI co-counselling since 1997, when she completed her fundamentals in Edinburgh. She also re-visited her basics training with Cathy and Dency Sargent in the USA in 1998.
Siglind Willms (1938) started CCI co-counselling in 1973. 'Had my fundamentals with J. Heron. Facilitated my first fundamentals in 1975. I am an behaviour-therapist and connected psychotherapy with co-counselling to offer people the possibility to stay as much as possible self-reliant during therapy and go on working themselves after having finished it. Since 1979 I work together with Johannes Risse. We came in contact in 1996 with Joke and Niek. Visited my first international CCI meeting in 1998 in the Netherlands. Co-counselling means for me helping to make democratic, non competitive structures grow, handle emotional processes in an adequate way and pay attention to personal growth'. 
Sue Mandaville is a co-counsellor since 1988 and a teacher since 2004 of the Western New York community. She relocated to the state of New York from Connecticut and was determine to bring this process to Western New York. She teaches because 'co-counselling is a vital and necessary part of my life. The valuable skills I have acquired as a result of co-counselling give meaning and clarity to my life. I teach to pass on these tools to others and also to be able to co-counsel on a regular basis'.