
Solutions Centre international trainers


Insoo Kim Berg (Korea/USA) (1935-2007)
Co-creator of the Solution-focused Approach and master-therapist
Mastercourses in Solution Focused Therapy, 2003-2007


Arnoud Huibers (The Netherlands)
Director of Solutions Centre, psychologist, systemic psychotherapist
Your host at different solution-focused courses and conferences, 2003-current


Pamela King (USA)
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT), specialized in treatment programs with children and families
Mastercourse Working SF with children, youth, parents, schools and organizations, 2019


Marjolein Eijgenraam (The Netherlands)
Training actress, pedagogue, family-specialist
Solution-focused courses, 2019-current


Wieger Jan Kooij (The Netherlands)
Corporate social worker, jobcoach, trainer
Solution-focused courses, 2018-current.


Jaseem Koorankot (India)
Clinical psychologist, assistant professor of psychology
Solution-focused courses and conferences, 2018-current


Annie Bordeleau (Canada)
Antropologist, educationalist, communication coach
Mastercourse Solution-focused Leadership, 2015 – current


Liselot Baeijaert (Belgium)
Solution Focused change practitioner, executive coach
Mastercourse Solution-focused Leadership, 2015 – current


Michele Weiner-Davis (USA)
Marriage therapist
Mastercourse Solution Focused Couples Therapy, 2013 – current


Elliott Connie (USA)
Couples therapist
Mastercourse Solution Focused Couples Therapy, 2013 – current


Ben Furman (Finland)
Psychiatrist and systemic psychotherapist
Mastercourse Working Solution Focused with Children, Adolescents and Families, 2012 – current


Alasdair Macdonald (UK)
Psychiatrist
Mastercourse Solution Focused Couples Therapy, 2012


Matthew Selekman (USA)
Family therapist and Social Worker
Mastercourse Working Solution Focused with Children, Youth and Families, 2012-current


Eric Sulkers (The Netherlands)
Pediatrician and SF Trainer
Mastercourse Working Solution Focused with Childeren, Adolescents and Families, 2011 – current


Rob van de Ven (The Netherlands)
Management-consultant
Mastercourse solution focused leadership, 2011 – 2012


Jikke Stokman (The Netherlands)
Educational psychologist – Heath Care Psychologist
Course Working Solution Focused in Schools, 2011 – current


Herman de Hoogh (Netherlands)
Psychologist, Founder of Dutch Solution-focused Network
Advanced Solution-Focused Course, 2009


Sara Healing (Canada)
Psychologist, researcher
Communication in mental health and medical practice, 2008 – 2012


Jennifer Gerwing (Canada)
Psychologist, researcher
Communication in mental health and medical practice, 2008 – 2012


Janet Beavin Bavelas (Canada)
Professor of Psychology, researcher
Communication in mental health and medical practice, 2008 – 2012


Harry Korman (Sweden)
Child-and youth psychiatrist
Mastercourse working Solution Focused with Children and Adolescents, 2008 – 2012


Christine Tomori (Canada)
Psychologist, researcher
Communication in mental health and medical practice, 2008 – 2012


John Wheeler (UK)
Psychotherapist, systemtherapist
Mastercourse working solution focused with children, youth and families, 2008


Heather Fiske (Canada)
Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist
Solution Focused Suicide Prevention, 2008


Wather Oppenoorth (The Netherlands)
Child- youth- and family psychiatrist
Mastercourse working solution focused with children, youth and families, 2007


Dr. Martine Delfos (The Netherlands)
Biopsychologist, therapist, researcher
Mastercourse working solution focused with children, youth and families, 2007


Hans Cladder (The Netherlands)
Clinical psychologist, psychotherapist
Advanced courses Solution Focused Therapy, 2006


Mark Crouzen (The Netherlands)
Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist
Advanced courses Solution Focused Therapy, 2006-2010


Fredrike Bannink (The Netherlands)
Clinical psychologist
Mastercourse working solution focused with children, youth and families, 2006-2007

Therese Steiner (Switserland)
Child-psychiatrist, psychotherapist and author
Mastercourse Working Solution Focused with Children, Adolescents and Families, 2004 – current