Regent's College, London, UK

Department Member, School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology

Other Affiliations: University of Alberta, St Stephens College
Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada, Existential Therapy and Focusing Oriented Therapy

Visiting Lecturer Clinical Supervisor and Doctoral Academic Supervisor

School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology

Thesis Title: Existential Migration: The Psychology of Home in Voluntary Migration

About

Greg is an experienced counselling psychologist, psychotherapist and lecturer on existential psychology, especially emphasising its experiential and relational aspects. He teaches Focusing to therapists and others around the world and writes on experiential-existential approaches to therapy. He teaches and supervises both academically and clinically at Regents College, the New School of Psycotherapy and other training institutions in Europe and North America. He has special interests in experiential phenomenology, voluntary migration, the psychology of globalisation, the application of existential and experiential insights in coaching, corporate and NGO settings. He is also interested in conflict resolution and is an accredited mediator. Greg also maintains a small private practice in Brighton and London UK.
Relocation Counselling, Existential Migration, Voluntary Migration, Psychology of Home, Psychology of Globalization, Focusing Oriented Therapy, Gendlin, Phenomenology, Evocative Methodology, Therapeutic Relationship, Existential Supervision, Existential Coaching, Mediation, Experiential Existential Psychotherapy

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