Biography
Malcolm Stern has spent more than 20 years working as both a group and individual psychotherapist. He co-founded Alternatives at St James's Church in London and continues to serve as Co-Director, while also leading groups internationally.
He wrote Falling in Love / Staying in Love (Piatkus, 2004), co-presented Channel 4’s relationship series Made for Each Other in 2003 and 2004, and sailed on Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior during the 1980s.
Testimonials
What people say about Malcolm and his courses:
- A highly professional and sensitive facilitator.
- Malcolm creates magic all around.
- Insightful, gentle and very direct.
- Malcolm created a warm, safe group environment to share whatever was needed. Thank you.
- Excellent. I finished the course feeling more focused and motivated to move forward in a positive way.
- Malcolm Stern brilliant as always.
- Kind, skilful attention and full of wisdom and shared learning.
- 'Slay your dragons' was intense, thought provoking and moderated with kindness and humanity.
- Malcolm's course was amazing. The 'ricochet' effect meant you experienced things vicariously – even if you didn't present. Amazing, safe, inspiring.
- Malcolm's course is a loving gift to self and others, full of healing and courageous moments and loving connections as we bring our struggles and all the difficult bits, and we hold for others.
- Malcolm feels his way so expertly and heart led.
- Malcolm's group was transformative.
- Malcolm's group was tip top magic and held mayhem. He holds and runs the opening and closing ceremony with ease, compassion and wisdom.
- Malcolm – a revelation.
- Malcolm's course is very profound and inspiring and masterfully led.
- I liked the spaciousness of Malcolm's directing, lifts energy.
- Malcolm's therapy is a master class in therapeutic support and creating a safe space.
- Malcolm – Amazing director and facilitator.
- Malcolm was a benign and calming presence as usual.
- Malcolm was just superb.
- Malcolm was a revelation – I feel changed by the experience and hungry for more!
- Malcolm – facilitated me doing what my body and soul were crying out for.
- Malcolm – transformative, a beautiful held space.
