In this two-day Hakomi introductory workshop we will explore client defenses and barriers to psychological expansion and wellness. Using the Hakomi principles of mindfulness, non-violence, unity, mind-body holism, and organicity we will learn how to embrace and work with stuckness and defensiveness. We will experiment with somatic techniques and therapeutic interventions that can soften client defenses and support clients to get curious about what blocks them from actualizing their intentions.
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Hours: (CST)
Saturday: 9:30am-12:45pm & 1:45-5:15pm
Break times: 10:45-11am, 12:45-1:45pm, 3:15-3:30pm
Sunday: 9:30am-12:45pm & 1:45-5:15pm
Break times: 11:30-11:45am, 12:45-1:45pm, 3:15-3:30pm
Course Objectives-You will be able to:
-Introduce the unique application of mindfulness that supports access in therapeutic settings
-Practice skills to enhance the therapist's self-regulation and embodiment and therapeutic relationship
-Utilize Hakomi principles, e.g. nonviolence in therapy, to create safety for the client.
-Discover the importance of the experimental attitude as a key component of the Hakomi method.
-Recognize the power of noticing subtle somatic cues of the body and using this as the basis to build on the therapeutic relationship
-Observe the application of Hakomi skills and principles in the experiential process as a way to access unconscious core material
This workshop is designed to provide experiential learning in Hakomi for professionals and graduate students and is also a prerequisite to the Hakomi Comprehensive Training.
For program Description, Objectives, and CE Information, download the flyer:
For information: Shay Nichols: 303-499-6699 /office@hakomi.org
https://www.hakomi.org
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