At the Trust, a team of qualified psychosynthesis practitioners teach and supervise students. The team is drawn from various backgrounds and disciplines, including psychology, education, philosophy, religious practice, psychiatry, organisational work and management. The Trust's main purpose is to gain recognition for the central role of soul and self in psychology and to renew the soul in the everyday life of individuals, the family, groups, organisations and society.

They seek to:

1. Address despair and the lack of meaning people feel; renew their direction and purpose and increase their sense of personal freedom.
2. Understand and relieve suffering on a mental, emotional and spiritual level.
3. Encourage reintegration with one's essential and purposeful Self.
4. Support people as they find their place within an intricate network of relationships and within society.
5. Support systems working towards a sustainable future for humanity.
6. Help children and young people live effective, dynamic lives, to know and express themselves in their work and to find fulfilment for the benefit of themselves and society.
7. Promote the practice of transpersonal counselling and psychotherapy by providing a training centre of excellence.
8. Provide psychosynthesis educational techniques suitable for schools and adult education.
9. Promote the value of psycho-spiritual work in counselling, psychotherapy and education through research, dissemination and publication.

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