Hellenic Focusing Center, 2nd World Conference on Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapies "Living the Practice" "The Inner Experiential Journey of the Hellenic FOT Practice, as traced by Ulysses' Narrative"
When on slide number 8, you can also watch a YouTube video (link) about Cavafi's poem "Ithaca".
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