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Contributors
KAREN BAIKIE, BSc(Hons), BA, MClinPsych, PhD, MAPS, CHT, is a certified Hakomi therapist and consultant clinical psychologist with 14 years experience in private practice in Sydney, Australia. Karen is a certified Hakomi teacher with the Hakomi Institute Pacifica Team and cofacilitator with Halko Weiss in the Hakomi Embodied and Aware Relationships Training (H.E.A.R.T.). She runs workshops on aspects of Hakomi and H.E.A.R.T. throughout Australia and provides clinical supervision. Karen is coeditor of Hakomi News, the Hakomi Association Australia newsletter, and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists. Her PhD dissertation was on expressive writing as a therapeutic tool for survivors of trauma. Karen assists individuals, couples, and therapists in using mindfulness to support deepening awareness and connection with themselves and others.
CEDAR BARSTOW, MEd, CHT, has been a Hakomi therapist and trainer since 1989. She is also the managing editor of Hakomi Forum and the chair of the Hakomi International Ethics Committee. In addition to her work with the Hakomi Institute, she is the founder and director of the Right Use of Power Institute (www.rightuseofpower.org). She has authored five books, including, most recently, Right Use of Power: The Heart of Ethics and Living in the Power Zone: How Right Use of Power Can Transform Your Relationships. She teaches Hakomi therapy and ethics internationally. She and her husband, Reynold Feldman, live in Boulder, Colorado.
DAVID COLE, LMP, CC, is a Hakomi therapist, teacher, and trainer for the Hakomi Educational Network and a founding member of the Seattle Hakomi Education Network. He is coauthor of Mindfulness Centered Therapies: An Integrative Approach, and produces training videos, including Tom with Ron Kurtz. As a certified counselor and licensed massage therapist, he synthesizes Hakomi with internal family systems and focusing in his practice and leads workshops and training in Hakomi with the Seattle Hakomi Education Network. He has been a presenter of mindfulness training for PESI, LLC. He is a member of the Hakomi Institute, the American Anthropological Association, and the Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness.
MACI DAYE, EdM, EdS, is a licensed professional counselor, certified Hakomi trainer, and certified
master career counselor with graduate degrees in education and counseling from Harvard and Georgia State universities. She has extensive experience as a psychotherapist, career counselor, trainer, outplacement coordinator, and consultant within government, higher education, corporate, and private practice settings. Maci has served as the editor of the Hakomi Therapy Association newsletter for nearly a decade, and on the Hakomi Institute board of directors. She is the creator of a course for couples on mindful sexuality called Passion & Presence and leads couples retreats in the United States and internationally. Her article “Have We Forgotten About Sex?” was published in Somatic Therapy Today and she has been interviewed on Somatic Perspectives on Psychotherapy.
PHIL DEL PRINCE, MA, holds professional licenses in clinical psychotherapy (LPCC) and marriage and family therapy (LMFT). He is a founding member and senior trainer of the Hakomi Institute. His first professional love is the practice of individual psychotherapy, utilizing an eclectic synthesis from certifications in Hakomi, Gestalt, hypnotherapy, psychodrama, EMDR, and the existential sense of his nature. Complementing his private practice, he has been active in training students and therapists in mindful and neuroscience-based psychology paradigms with the Hakomi Institute and other national and international programs since 1972. He is grateful to continue living and playing with his beloved partner of many years, Janna, and his deep friend and son, Julian, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Boulder, Colorado.
JON EISMAN, CHT, is a founding member of the Hakomi Institute, director of the Hakomi Institute of Oregon, codirector of the Hakomi Institutes of California and Canada, and a senior Hakomi trainer. For over three decades, he has taught throughout North America, Europe, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan, contributing to the Hakomi method and its teachability. Jon is also the originator of mindful experiential therapy approaches (M.E.T.A.), a comprehensive model of client woundedness and treatment, as well as the developer of Re-creation of the Self, an innovative tool for working with psychological resource, fragmentation, and Selfhood. In addition to numerous articles, he is the author of Hakomi Institute Training Manual and The Re-creation of the Self as an Approach to Psychotherapy.