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with John Perrin, Hakomi Institute. From a brain-based perspective, psychotherapy risks being ‘all talk’ and no action. For this reason, the Hakomi Method of experiential psychotherapy emphasises paying attention to the story-teller and not just to their narrative.
Perth: Fri 12 – Sun 14 March 2010
with Jules Morgaine, Hakomi Institute, New Zealand. This workshop will offer an opportunity to observe the Hakomi method of psychotherapy in action. Hakomi uses Mindfulness as a means of accessing and studying the core organisation of experience within the individual.
Sydney: Fri 19 – Sun 21 March 2010An introduction to Hakomi with John Perrin, Hakomi Institute Australia.
Hakomi Experiential Psychotherapy helps people change core material, which is composed of memories, images, beliefs, neural patterns and deeply held emotional dispositions.
Brisbane: Sat 27 – Sun 28 March 2010with Manuela Mischke–Reeds, Hakomi Institute, California.
A chance to find out more about the next Sydney Hakomi Professional Training. For further information, please .
Sydney: Fri 16 April 2010with Manuela Mischke–Reeds, Hakomi Institute, California. This workshop will demonstrate how to elegantly elicit mindfulness states within the client in an embodied way. We will study the effects of mindfulness as a state of mind that is always available.
Sydney: Fri 16 – Sat 17 April 2010with Dr. Suhari Mommsen–Bohm, Hakomi Institute, NZ. A chance to explore and arrive at a healing relationship first with ourselves and then with others and to experience and practice Hakomi techniques.
Melbourne: Sat 1 – Sun 2 May 2010The Hakomi Institute professional journal, Hakomi Forum is available for purchase from the Hakomi Institute Australia. Over 150 pages of interviews, essays & articles, research, and clinical reports from the field. Download order form and table of contents for the latest issue.
Amanda Rankin from NOVA Magazine, recently covered Hakomi in Australia. A PDF version of the article is available for download here.
First and foremost, Hakomi Experiential Psychotherapy is a mindfulness-based approach to self-understanding. Mindfulness is not simply part of the 'tool kit' in Hakomi, but forms the very foundation of the therapeutic encounter.
Since its inception, the work has continued to grow and evolve, absorbing diverse influences while remaining within its five guiding principles. Learn 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. Learn more…
Hakomi Trainer Manuela Mischke-Reeds, M.A., MFT, will lead the next three year Hakomi Professional Training in Sydney.
Training Dates are available in PDF format here.
For inquiries, please .
Hakomi is taught throughout the world under the auspices of the Hakomi Institute International. Faculty from the Hakomi Institute South Pacific Team offer three year comprehensive professional trainings in the Hakomi Method.
Their 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. Learn more…