Perth Comprehensive Training – Level 3

Level three beginning in February 2026

Perth Hakomi trainings take place on the lands of the Wadjuk people of the Noongar nation. The Hakomi team acknowledge the Wadjuk people as the traditional owners of this land and recognises their continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past, present and emerging.

LEVEL THREE: HAKOMI ADVANCED CLINICAL SKILLS

3 X 6-DAY MODULES (117 HOURS TRAINING)

Purpose:

To teach Advanced Skills of Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychology in application to Clinical Practice.
Each module will consist of 50% advanced teaching and 50% supervision of practice.
To prepare students for Certification as Hakomi Therapist with Hakomi Institute (USA).

Pre-requisite:
Level One: Hakomi Fundamental Relationship Skills.
Level Two: Hakomi Professional Skills Training
OR:
Completion of Hakomi Professional Skills Training as offered in the past.

Dates:

Module 1: 23 – 28 February 2026
Module 2: 04 – 09 May 2026
Module 3: 27 July – 01 Aug 2026

Venue:

St Catherine’s House of Hospitality
113 Tyler St, Tuart Hill, WA 6060

Venue includes residential facilities for up to 8 people in individual rooms for out-of-town or interstate students. Cost for bed and breakfast is $60 per night. To arrange accommodation please contact Sister Elizabeth by phone (08)9443 9020 or by email.

Investment:

$6000.00 + GST ($6600.00)

Deposit: $550.00 Due upon acceptance to secure place
First payment: $2500.00 + GST ($2750.00) by 15.01.26
Second Instalment: $1500.00 + GST ($1650.00) by 02.04.26
Third Instalment: $1500.00 + GST ($1650.00) by 25.06.26

Upon Completion of Level Three students will graduate with Hakomi Institute (USA). Certification as a Hakomi Therapist, (competency based assessment) may also be undertaken at any time following completion.

Application Process

For more information, please download the Perth Hakomi Comprehensive Training Brochure

To request an application form, please contact Miranda Miller via email.

A gift - a wonderful experience that will shape the rest of my life.

—Kate Mazuy, M.A., L.P.C., Colorado

Learning the Hakomi Method has been one of the most personally and professionally enriching experiences of my career. I've gained tools to help my clients rapidly access and transform their pain and struggle, and found it profoundly effective across a wide range of individuals with a variety of long-term and challenging clinical and life problems. I can't recommend this training highly enough.

—Jeffrey Rutstein, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist, New Jersey

The biggest attraction was seeing the change in people who had done the Hakomi training before me - they were more centred, more confident, more themselves. This was what I wanted for myself, too.

—S.T., Psychotherapist, Australia

I learned so much, thoroughly enjoyed the people and the process, and found the instructors awesome in the breadth and depth of their experience and knowledge.

—Pat Waterman, L.C.S.W., Vermont

There's no question that the Hakomi training is the best psychotherapy training I've ever done. The Hakomi trainers, without exception, embody and constantly demonstrate the Hakomi principle of loving presence towards all the students they train which powerfully facilitates the students' learning of the method.

—J.K., Psychotherapist, Australia

Excellent - rich and satisfying. It has expanded me as a person and as a therapist. The trainers were exceptional - all were superlative. The training enables you to deepen self-awareness, become more present, and learn to work with inner and outer challenges with ease, compassion and honesty - and then help others to do the same.

—Debra Babarsky, M.A., L.P.C., Virginia

Its experiential approach has been very nourishing, and as someone who has spent many years studying, it has been wonderful to engage in a learning process that did not involve the usual academic processes. I could relax into the learning, and learn without great effort or strain. I now have a deep appreciation for the wisdom inherent in such experiential teaching.

—K.V., Psychologist, Australia