Accessibility & Scholarships
We believe financial circumstances shouldn’t prevent someone from participating. A limited number of reduced-cost and scholarship spaces are available for each workshop. If cost is a barrier, please contact us to learn more.
Quieting the Mind is an invitation to slow down and cultivate the relaxed attentiveness that makes meaningful change possible. One of the first steps toward a more fulfilling life is learning to settle the mind and body. As internal noise softens, we become more sensitive to our own experience and more attuned to the emotional world of others. Mindfulness, a foundational principle of the Hakomi Method, guides this exploration, supporting a gentle awareness of thoughts, sensations, and emotions as they arise in the body.
This course offers experiential, embodied learning with ample opportunities for guided practice. Short presentations alternate with structured exercises, done individually, in pairs, and as a group, allowing time to absorb the material in a steady, step-by-step way. Hakomi teachers provide direction and feedback in a manner consistent with Hakomi principles, creating a supportive environment for both personal exploration and skill development.
Together, we explore how calm presence deepens relational capacity, clarity, and compassionate responsiveness, both in clinical work and in daily life.
This two-day module includes study, experiential exercises, and partner practice. This training is offered online via Zoom.
Saturday, August 29 | 10:00 AM–5:00 PM CT
Sunday, August 30 | 12:00 PM–5:00 PM CT
Registration Deadline: August 26, 2026
Accessibility & Scholarships
We believe financial circumstances shouldn’t prevent someone from participating. A limited number of reduced-cost and scholarship spaces are available for each workshop. If cost is a barrier, please contact us to learn more.
Quieting the Mind is an invitation to slow down and cultivate the relaxed attentiveness that makes meaningful change possible. One of the first steps toward a more fulfilling life is learning to settle the mind and body. As internal noise softens, we become more sensitive to our own experience and more attuned to the emotional world of others. Mindfulness, a foundational principle of the Hakomi Method, guides this exploration, supporting a gentle awareness of thoughts, sensations, and emotions as they arise in the body.
This course offers experiential, embodied learning with ample opportunities for guided practice. Short presentations alternate with structured exercises, done individually, in pairs, and as a group, allowing time to absorb the material in a steady, step-by-step way. Hakomi teachers provide direction and feedback in a manner consistent with Hakomi principles, creating a supportive environment for both personal exploration and skill development.
Together, we explore how calm presence deepens relational capacity, clarity, and compassionate responsiveness, both in clinical work and in daily life.
This two-day module includes study, experiential exercises, and partner practice. This training is offered online via Zoom.
Saturday, August 29 | 10:00 AM–5:00 PM CT
Sunday, August 30 | 12:00 PM–5:00 PM CT
Registration Deadline: August 26, 2026
Have questions? Or would you like additional information about this offering? Please contact Jon-Eric Steinbomer.
