Bill Say

Bill is a competent consultant, group leader, and leadership teacher. His ability to be neutral, yet powerfully truthful breeds awareness in his groups, and develops a ground where all people are invited to come forward. He is politically and socially profound and aware. The way he comes forward as a human, as a man, and as a leader is inspiring – that real change comes in being vulnerable to be seen and heard as I am. He supports and protects this process with a patient and bewildering precision.

Bill Say is what I call a soul brother because he searches the heart and touches the soul. I have had the pleasure of watching him and its so deeply spiritual in the fact that he tunes into the patient to where it seems as if he feels their spirit. The response is amazing I am not am expert but my brother is a patient and when Bill is finished you can see that both he and my brother are spiritually drained from the connection which leads to true communication which we were all told could not be possible. If I could hire Bill to only work with my brother I would because he is the absolute best.

What I love about Bill Say is that he gets to the heart of an issue quickly with incredible insight. I’ve been a part of a monthly therapy group led by him for a good six years now. Bill listens intently and at times ventures to disagree with me. Although this can be hard, it helps me grow and consider what I’m saying.
After working together with others in this safe group environment, I find it much easier to work with people outside the group. A huge benefit is deeper, more satisfying connections with people. I continue to be inspired after each session.
I’ve gone to many different therapists throughout my life and what is invaluable about Bill’s approach is that I gain an incredible amount of clarity in one session without having to go back and rehash my childhood. He gives me new eyes and my continual work with him has helped me develop stronger leadership skills, encouraged me to speak my mind and improved my artwork. It’s now easier for me to recognize that when I encounter a dominating person that I can access the «dominating» part of myself by leading or speaking up and the dynamic will shift.

I’ve worked with BIll in several contexts: a week-​long workshop at Esalen Institute, a Process Work day-​long training and an ongoing group. Bill embodies the wisdom of Process Work. He lives it. Working with him in any context is an experience of the teacher/​therapist/​facilitator being the lesson. Just being with him brings me self-​awareness and peace.