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with Jules Morgaine, Hakomi Institute, New Zealand. The pathway to cognitive understanding and making meaning of our inner world is created by the words we use to describe our somatic experience. Using the simple, yet powerful, techniques of Hakomi this workshop will explore ways to deepen awareness and facilitate change through the development of creative language to express bodily experience.
Sydney: Fri 5 – Sun 7 Sept 2008Applications now open.
The next Perth Hakomi Professional Training is due to begin in Sept. 2008.
Download the application form for the Perth Training (PDF, 86kb).
For more information, email the training organiser, Halka Beseda or call her on (08) 9430 7779 or 0418 957 010.
You're warmly invited to the inaugural Hakomi Australia Assocation Forum in Sydney towards the end of the year. The one day program will focus on taking Hakomi practice into the wider community.
Sydney: Sat 1 Nov 2008.
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with Dr. Suhari Mommsen-Bohm, Hakomi Institute, New Zealand. Mindfulness has been shown to be a potent factor in healing and transformation; being used in stress reduction in both complementary and orthodox medicine. Mindfulness moves beyond symptom reduction and creates a deep real time understanding of how discord came to be.
Sydney: Sat 8 – Sun 9 Nov 2008Hakomi founder Ron Kurtz generously shares his ideas in the latest Hakomi Readings, available free for download as PDF. You can also visit Ron's website.
Amanda Rankin from NOVA Magazine, recently covered Hakomi in Australia. A PDF version of the article is available for download here.
Our dear friend and colleague, Hakomi Trainer Marilyn Morgan passed away peacefully in Napier, New Zealand, on Wednesday 30 July. The Hakomi South Pacific team would like to send our heartfelt condolences to Marilyn's friends and family. We will be posting tributes in the coming days.
Much more than a method or set of techniques, Hakomi Experiential Psychotherapy is a way of looking at the world that is compassionate, mindful, curious, non-invasive, humorous and respectful.
Hakomi is a Hopi Indian word, that has been borrowed to describe the distinctive approach to body-inclusive psychotherapy developed in the USA by therapist and author Ron Kurtz and members of his training staff.
Since its inception, the work has continued to grow and evolve, absorbing diverse influences while remaining within its five guiding principles. Find out more…
Hakomi workshops on a variety of themes are offered on a regular basis throughout Australia. These are stand-alone events in their own right and also form part of the pre-requisite for application to the Hakomi Professional Training. Workshops vary in length from one to three or four days. Find out more…
Hakomi offers three year comprehensive professional trainings in the Hakomi Method. The goal is to turn out therapists who are as dedicated to fully understanding their own process as they are to the understanding of others.
Each Hakomi Training teaches the entire curriculum of the Hakomi Method, as outlined by the Educational Board of the Hakomi Institute, a non-profit educational organisation based in Boulder, Colorado. Find out more…