An invitation to be a practice client in Hakomi
I am currently in the Advanced Therapist Training with Hakomi Mallorca, and I am looking for people who would be open to joining me as practice clients.
Being a practice client is a little different from an ongoing therapy relationship. The focus is on practicing specific techniques and deepening my skills. That said, the space I hold is the same: safe, attuned, and grounded in the same ethical standards, confidentiality, and respect as any therapeutic relationship.
For you, it can be an opportunity to slow down, turn inward, and explore what is alive in your present-moment experience.
The sessions are offered free of charge, online via Zoom, and I can offer a maximum of four sessions.
If you feel curious or drawn to this, I would love to hear from you.
What is Hakomi method?
Hakomi is a gentle yet powerful, mindfulness-based and body-centered psychotherapy grounded in five core principles: mindfulness, nonviolence, organicity, unity, and mind–body holism. It is based on the understanding that meaningful change grows from awareness rather than external tension or urgency.
This means slowing down to notice present-moment experience (mindfulness), respecting protective patterns instead of pushing through them (nonviolence), and trusting each person’s natural capacity for growth (organicity). Hakomi is grounded in the principle of unity: the understanding that mind, body, relationships, and wider systems form one interconnected whole. It also works directly with embodied experience to access core beliefs shaped by earlier life experiences (mind–body holism).
The work unfolds within a safe, attuned relationship and a shared exploration of what is happening here and now.
Read more about Hakomi here
Ground and Bloom reflects how meaningful change unfolds. Grounding creates stability, awareness, and connection to embodied experience. From that place of safety and presence, growth can emerge naturally creating more freedom and flexibility in how we live and relate.