Voices from the Q2

Voices from the Q2 Sheila from the Hoffman enrolment team (pictured) speaks to participants from a Q2 earlier this year and hears why this brilliant workshop is such a great follow up to the 7-day Process. To find out more about spaces on our upcoming Q2 events, click here What brought you to Hoffman? I [...]
Lessons in Love. The five skills we all need for a long term relationships to thrive

Lessons in Love. The five skills we all need for a long term relationships to thrive

Matthew Pruen has built on a decade of working with couples in one-to-one and group settings. He’s also worked as a Hoffman facilitator since 2008. Emma Pruen is a Family & Systemic Constellations coach, who did the Hoffman Process in 2001. Together, they host year-round personal growth and creative workshops at the French Retreat, their [...]
‘A springboard to a new life’, with artist, musician and guide Geraldine Snell

‘A springboard to a new life’, with artist, musician and guide Geraldine Snell

How/where did you first hear about Hoffman? I first heard about Hoffman via Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman, who talked fondly of his Process experience on Tim Ferris’ Podcast. He mentioned Hoffman and was hugely complimentary about the Process and the impact it had had on him. What prompted you go sign up for the Process? [...]
Not Guilty: by Barrister and Author, Barnaby Jameson

Not Guilty: by Barrister and Author, Barnaby Jameson

Photo credit Cambridge Jones Who signs up to the Process whose life is sunbeams and rainbows? No one, I imagine. Whatever motivates someone to spend a week with a group of perfect strangers stripping back every vestige of pretence must, by its nature, be pretty seismic. Peoples’ reasons for enrolling are limitless. They might – [...]
Redefining Success: by entrepreneur and unlikely climate activist, Craig Cohon

Redefining Success: by entrepreneur and unlikely climate activist, Craig Cohon

'From dinosaur to do-gooder'. Craig redefining success. Craig with his parents and brother, 1970 I was born in Chicago into a very close Jewish family with roots in Latvia, Russia and the Ukraine. In 1968, when I was five years-old, we moved to Canada where my father took on the McDonald's franchise for that country. [...]