Dr Susan Hatch

Susan is a founding member of ANZPOP, and senior trainer on the faculty, and has been training people in Processwork for over 25 years. As a member of the Worldwork Staff for the Global Process Institute, she has facilitated large and small multinational groups in many countries since 1991 and has served as a faculty member of the Process Work Institute of Portland on study committees for students in the Master of Conflict Facilitation and Organisational Change program. She has also served as a sessional academic in the Masters of Counselling program at the Queensland University of Technology.

In my experience Processwork is the single most effective, widely applicable, coherent and natural model of psychotherapy and facilitation available in the world today. It has been an extraordinary gift to me personally, and to my clients and students for over 25 years, and my mission in life is to continue to pay this gift forward to as many people and into as many areas of human endeavour as I can.

For many years she has provided live and online training programs for psychotherapists, psychologists, counsellors, social workers, and other allied health professionals in the art, science, and practice of Processwork, and this continues to the present day. She also works with a number of organisations and government agencies including major providers of public health services, drug and alcohol services, and a national charity as a supervisor, management consultant, and staff development officer.

Susan has a deep and ongoing interest in connecting people with their awareness of, and access to, their deepest Self, and runs the popular Living on Purpose© workshops.  After many years using a process-oriented approach to facilitate couples and other relationships she now offers online training programs delivering Processwork’s key relationship tools to those who struggle to find real joy with each other.