Co-Counselling provides an opportunity for people to support each other to get on with life in an emotionally healthy, rational and creative way. This can include developing self-confidence, becoming more comfortable with emotions and dealing effectively with issues from the past that are affecting the present.

In a Co-Counselling session people usually work in pairs taking equal time to be 'client' and 'counsellor' in turn. The approach is client-centred: the client is in charge of their session, while the counsellor takes on a support role.

Co-Counselling International (CCI) is all the people who have trained in and practice CCI co-counselling. Its members provide opportunities for co-counsellors to contact each other and to meet up in sessions, groups and workshops. 

Interested in co-counselling?
If you've come to this site because you have an interest in co-counselling and are considering taking a training course, then you might be interested in 'Getting informed'  or go straight to ‘Getting trained'.

If you have already completed a CCI core training course
If you've come to this site and have completed a CCI core training course, recently or perhaps some years ago, then you may want to register with this co-counselling.info web site. Then you will get access to its contact lists, postings, interest groups and events that are only available to registered co-counsellors. 

More local information
This can be found on the following sites:

DACH(German-speaking Europe)Coco-DACH
France Cocréer/Ecoute Mutuelleen francais
Germany Hamburg auf Deutsch - Haus Kloppenburg
Israel DROR
Netherlands CCN in Nederlands
New-Zealand  CCI-NZ
UK CCI UK
USA CCI USA

To access some of the information on this site you need to be registered with the site as a CCI Co-Counsellor. Other information, particularly about the core training courses, is publicly available, please explore.

Co-Counselling International (CCI) is not connected with, and is very different from, Re-evaluation Counseling (RC) or Dianetics. Historically RC had some roots in Dianetics when it was founded in the early 1950s and CCI broke away from RC in 1974. In particular CCI does not have any fixed organisation or hierarchy. Qualification as an RC co-counselor does not qualify someone for CCI and vice versa.