
Welcome to Hakomi Austin
We provide resources for somatic-based therapy and training, community offerings, and wellness retreats.
The Hakomi Method
Hakomi Therapy is a body-centered psychotherapy that integrates mindfulness, somatic awareness, and experiential techniques to uncover and transform unconscious beliefs and emotional patterns. By cultivating a non-judgmental awareness of thoughts, emotions, and body sensations, Hakomi promotes deep self-discovery, healing, and personal growth in a compassionate, non-violent environment. This transformative approach fosters the integration of mind and body, helping individuals achieve lasting emotional well-being and personal transformation.
Upcoming offerings
Assisted self-discovery
Hakomi Austin is a thriving community and resource hub for those seeking somatic therapy, Hakomi training, and a network of body-centered practitioners in the Austin area. Our collective connects therapists, bodyworkers, and healers from diverse backgrounds, providing access to body-based therapy, transformative events, and specialized Hakomi training. Whether you’re looking to deepen your practice, explore somatic therapy, or connect with like-minded professionals, Hakomi Austin offers a supportive space for personal growth and professional development in the field of somatic healing and mind-body integration.
Our mission is to provide Hakomi resources in the Austin area
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"The important thing is to become a gateway
through which the love which is present
can welcome the love that has been waiting."
-Ron Kurtz
Join us in Austin, TX, for an in-person Hakomi training designed to rejuvenate your body and restore a sense of wholeness.
Hakomi is a body-centered psychotherapy that blends mindfulness, somatic awareness, and experiential techniques to promote self-discovery and healing. Participants will explore key aspects:
Mindfulness: Cultivating non-judgmental awareness of thoughts, emotions, and bodily sensations.
Experiential Techniques: Uncovering unconscious beliefs through guided exploration of inner experiences.
Body Awareness: Using sensations to access deeper emotional and psychological patterns.
Non-Violence: Creating a safe, compassionate space for exploration.
Self-Discovery: Integrating mind and body to foster personal insights and healing.
This workshop offers a holistic approach to growth, emphasizing the natural connection between body, heart, and mind. Through mindfulness, body awareness, and experiential learning, participants will engage in practices that nourish and support personal transformation.
Schedule
Feb 28: Friday 5:00p-8:00p: Welcome Dinner with facilitated small group conversation.
Mar 1: Saturday 10:00a-5:00p: Full day of Hakomi practice.
Mar 2: Sunday 11:30a-3:00p: Experiential learning (optional morning meditation 9:00a-11:00a).
Participants will learn the principles of Hakomi through theory, mindfulness practices, somatic techniques, partner exercises, and group discussions. The workshop provides a foundational understanding of Hakomi, applicable in both therapeutic settings and personal growth practices.