Frank Farrelly - a great personality, creator of Provocative Therapy very effective. His work was inspired by Richard Bandler, Sue Knight,
Jaap Hollander, Noni Hoefner, Nick Kemp, Andrew T. Austin, Jørgen
Rasmussen, Herman Müller-Walbrodta and many other coaches, therapists and coaches.
Frank Farrelly has gained worldwide fame as an exceptionally talented therapist. He is the author of numerous publications, including the book "Provocative Therapy" (with Jeff Brandsma). Conducts numerous workshops, seminars and presentations of their work to groups of professionals in the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia. Great experience working with particularly difficult cases, makes the teacher very interesting and important. Provocative Therapy was founded on the closed ward, where Farrelly, dissatisfied with his performance
as a therapist, he began to explore new ways to induce significant, sustained
changes at an extremely resistant, long-term patients. He worked at the plant 17 years developing and perfecting their techniques.
Frank has a master's degree in Social Welfare received
Catholic University and is a member of the Academy of Social Welfare
(Academy of Certified Social Workers). For many years he was a professor in the Department of Social Welfare School of the University of Wisconsin and associate professor at the Department of Psychiatry, University of Wisconsin Medical School.
This brilliant therapist that has been described by one of our clients:
"Najżyczliwszy, the most observant person I have ever seen, wrapped in the skin of the biggest bastard, jakiegokiedykolwiek met."
In Poland in 2010 led a workshop: Provocative Therapy and Coaching
