WORKSHOPS & EVENTS CALENDAR

We offer ongoing opportunities to experience the Hakomi approach. These workshops are stand-alone events in their own right and also form part of the prerequisite for application to the Hakomi Professional Training. Most offer a blend of professional development and personal growth. Workshops vary in length from one to three or four days.

In and Out of Character: From Protection to Connection

A two-workshop series with Jules Morgaine, Certified Hakomi Trainer

Naarm/Melbourne: Thu 13 Aug—Sun 8 Nov 2026

Character styles are formed early in life in response to our environment, around core human issues of contact, safety, need, dependency, separation, self-esteem, control, sexuality, competition and competence. These character styles create protective and supportive defences in our childhood, which later become...

A Place to Anchor: Cultivating Connected Presence

A one-and-a-half–day workshop with Judy Robinson

Perth: Fri 25 Sep—Sat 26 Sep 2026

Presence becomes anchored through regulated contact with life — in the body, within ourselves, and between us. When we are resourced in this way, both our work and our lives can flourish. In a world of speed and constant demand, it is easy to drift from ourselves. This day offers a space to pause, reconnect, and...

Trauma & Expanded States

A three–day workshop with Manuela Mischke-Reeds

Naarm/Melbourne: Fri 27 Nov—Sun 29 Nov 2026

This advanced three-day workshop invites experienced mental health professionals into an immersive exploration of ISITTA® (Innate Somatic Intelligence Trauma Therapy Approach), an integrative, body-oriented model combining the Hakomi Method, Continuum, embodied mindfulness, trauma science, and work with expanded states of consciousness.

Innate Somatic Intelligence™ Trauma Therapy Approach

An Immersive Hakomi Trauma Training for Therapists, with Manuela Mischke-Reeds, MA, MFT

Sydney: Sat 5 Dec—Wed 9 Dec 2026

Innate Somatic Intelligence™ Trauma Therapy (ISITTA™) is a somatic integrative therapeutic modality that addresses how trauma in the body can be safely released and awaken innate healing capacities. The ISITTA trauma work focuses on key somatic trauma practices that can be easily integrated into other therapy modalities. Based on the Hakomi method and principles, the ISITTA work gives the therapist the much-needed somatic tools to help clients integrate their trauma experiences. This immersive training has a dual purpose: train the therapists to be self-regulated and somatically wise, whilst working with C-PSTD trauma states and building a somatic trauma repertoire.