Co-counselling is a self-help system of personal growth usually involving two people who work together, sharing the available time equally, each taking turns at being the client and being the counsellor. Co-counselling skills are taught on a 40 hour experiential course (‘Co-counselling Fundamentals’).

In addition to giving you co-counselling skills, successful completion of the course gives you access to local, national and international networks. Residential co-counselling events - such as the Laurieston Hall weeks - provide opportunities for co-counsellors from all over the UK (and often from other countries too) to meet up as a community. All are welcome - from beginners who have just completed the Fundamentals Course to long-standing, experienced members.

CCI UK is the home page for Co-counselling International in the UK (http://www.co-counselling.org.uk/).
Co-Counselling Info is an international site for CCI and contains information about training and about workshops (http://co-counselling.info/en).
Coco Scotland is the home page for CCI in Scotland (http://www.cocoscotland.co.uk/).
CCI Network run by co-counselling teacher Richard Mills contains videos and examples of how people have found co-counselling useful  in their lives (http://www.ccinetwork.org.uk/) .
CCI World News contains news and articles about co-counselling worldwide (http://www.cciwns.com/).