Working with Protectors, Part 1: How to Go Beneath Judgment States to the Underlying Core Material
Loving the parts we tend to push away, a new article by Shai Lavie, MFT, Hakomi Trainer Do your clients get stuck in judgment states? These could […]
Seeing Life: Beyond Fixing, Toward Unfolding
Introduction to the Chinese Edition of Hakomi Mindfulness-Centered Somatic Psychotherapy: A Comprehensive Guide to Theory and Practice (Weiss, Johanson, Monda, 2015) by Ting Ting Hu […]
Hakomi: Mindful Self-Observation
By Nina Cherry The Hakomi Method is a gentle and highly focused form of psychotherapy developed by Ron Kurtz. Offered through both individual sessions and […]
Mindfulness and Renowned Research
by Halko Weiss The following is a presentation given by Halko Weiss in Munich in June 2002, San Francisco in August 2002 and at ISCHIA […]
Overview of the Method
Cedar Barstow, M.Ed., Certified Hakomi Trainer “I know you did your best,” he says gently. The woman begins crying and then dissolves into sobbing. As […]
Buddhist Influences on Psychotherapy
By Jim Lehrman In the early 1960s, Alan Watts said that Buddhism has more in common with psychotherapy than with religion. By that time, western […]
About the Method
Ron Kurtz “It is a time for change. It is a time for relativists, for generalists, for holists, for people who love diversity, a time […]
About Hakomi Therapy
By Ron Kurtz The Hakomi Method developed by Ron Kurtz is an efficient and powerful process for discovering and then studying mind/body patterns and core […]
Working Experientially and Somatically with Couples
By Rob Fisher, M.A., M.F.T. Note: this article was published in the Journal of Couples Therapy, Volume 10, Number 2, 2001, published by Haworth Press, Inc. Abstract […]