Hakomi Mallorca
Hakomi Worldwide
Founded in 1981 by Ron Kurtz and a core group of trainers, The Hakomi Institute is a non-profit organization headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, USA.
The Institute is the original provider of Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy (Hakomi MSP) training programs. It has worldwide affiliates, including Hakomi Mallorca.
Hakomi Institute faculty have extensive training. Most hold advanced degrees and are licensed mental health professionals.
What makes body-centered psychotherapy so effective is that the client's immediate behaviors provide a kind of information that words alone cannot. And this information is a direct expression of the unconscious.
Hakomi® Institute of Mallorca
Hakomi Mallorca is the Mediterranean headquarters for Hakomi MSP. We offer professional and personal growth courses online and in Sóller, Mallorca.
Hakomi Trainers Maci Daye and Halko Weiss founded Hakomi Mallorca in 2010. Both have decades of experience teaching Hakomi, and Halko is one of the founders of the Hakomi Institute.
We offer a four-year Hakomi Therapist Training and shorter professional and personal enrichment programs.
Welcome to Mallorca
Mallorca is a desirable vacation destination for those seeking tranquility or adventure year-long. With 300 days of sunshine, visitors can enjoy the island's numerous beaches and outdoor activities.
The Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range runs along the northern coast and is popular with hikers.
Rustic inland and coastal villages offer historic charm, while Mallorca’s capital, Palma, boasts a stunning waterfront, gothic cathedral, and vibrant shopping district in the “old town.”
Soller, Mallorca
Situated 3 km Inland from its port, the lovely town of Sóller (population 14,500) lies in a fertile, bowl-shaped valley famous for its orange groves and olive trees.
Visitors to this Unesco World Heritage Site enjoy breathtaking views of “Puig Mayor,” the highest peak in
the whole of the Balearic Islands, at 1,445 meters above sea level. In addition, there are 114 area hiking trails and numerous restaurants to enjoy in town and at the port.
To Mallorca
BY PLANE
There are flights from most major airports in Europe into Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), more commonly known as Son Sant Joan Airport, the third-largest airport in Spain.
BY FERRY
For information about ferries from mainland Spain to Mallorca, please visit SeeMallorca.
To Soller
Sóller is a small town in the north west of Mallorca, about a 30-minute drive from the Airport (PMI).
BY CAR
We suggest you rent or share a car if you want to visit the surrounding area, although taxis and buses are readily available. While everything is within walking distance in Sóller, you can also
easily rent a bike or scooter. In addition, a tram runs between Sóller and Port Sóller multiple times per day.
BY TAXI
There is a taxi depot outside of the airport. The 30-minute ride to Sóller costs between €50-€60.
BY BUS/TRAIN
The bus stop is just outside the airport terminal. Take the Line 1 bus into Palma. It runs about every fifteen minutes. Get off at Placa d’Espanya. Go down the escalator to the bus terminal. The bus stop in Sóller is a five-minute walk to the main square, Plaça de Sa Constitució.
by The historic wooden train
The historic, wooden train up to Sóller is another good option from Placa d’Espanya. The stop is right around the corner and they run about five or six trains a day. The train ride takes around an hour and stops near a taxi stand, close to the main square, Plaça de Sa Constitució.
Many students rent individual or shared housing through Vrbo or Airbnb. There are also numerous hotels for every budget.
SÓLLER HOTELS
Ca’s Curial (Finca/Agroturismo)
Ca’s Sant (Finca/Agroturismo)
PUERTO DE SÓLLER HOTELS
ADDITIONAL BUDGET – FRIENDLY ACCOMMODATIONS
Online formats
While we value the deep interpersonal learning in live events, we also offer flexible online options.
We strive to make Hakomi training available when travel restrictions prevent participants from joining us in person. We also offer shorter online programs to those who want to experience our approach from the convenience of home.
We often use breakout rooms so participants can explore and practice in smaller groups. Rather than looking at technology as an obstacle to overcome, we are creative about the possibilities it offers to enhance our virtual offerings.
Meet and Greet
Want to speak with a team member directly? Are you interested in learning more about Hakomi or our training programs? We've got you covered.
We offer a regular 45-minute virtual get-together with a team member to share information and answer questions about our offerings.
We may do some mindfulness together, watch a short instructional video, or talk informally about Hakomi during this time.