Join Julia Corley and Valentina Iadeluca to get a sense of the essence of the Hakomi Method. This session will include live commentary on a recorded session offered by Hakomi’s founder Ron Kurtz.
Hakomi is a body-centered (somatic) approach. The body is viewed as a “map of the psyche”- a door that can be opened to reveal the entire unconscious belief system of the individual. The body’s habitual patterns can become a powerful access route to deeply held core material.
The dynamic use of mindfulness is a foundation of the Hakomi Method. When integrated into the therapy session with unique Hakomi techniques it creates a rapid, experiential access route to unconscious core beliefs and implicit memories that invisibly shape our lives and behavior. Once conscious and directly experienced, these are available for memory re-consolidation and transformation, including the healing of attachment issues. This experiential process evokes a powerful “felt sense” for the client, allowing them to take ownership of core patterns as they emerge and to create new options.
In this experiential workshop, you will be briefly introduced to the following key concepts and see clips of a recorded Hakomi session:
Loving presence
The attitude of the therapist in Hakomi
Hakomi’s unique application of mindfulness
A taste of the Hakomi principles
The experimental attitude and “little experiments”
Julia Corley, MA, LCHMCA, SEP and Valentina Iadeluca Licensed Psychologist, Certified Hakomi Therapist, Certified Hakomi Teacher, Full Member of European Association of Body Psychotherapy, AISC and CBT Italia.
Cost
Free
Faculty Summary
Julia Corley, MA, LCHMCA, SEP and Valentina Iadeluca Licensed Psychologist, Certified Hakomi Therapist, Certified Hakomi Teacher, Full Member of European Association of Body Psychotherapy, AISC and CBT Italia.