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  Articles  
    Hakomi: Mindful Self-Observation, Nina Cherry  
    About Hakomi Therapy, Ron Kurtz  
    About the Method, Ron Kurtz  
    Overview of the Method, Cedar Barstow, M.Ed  
    Buddhist Influences on Psychotherapy, Jim Lehrman  
    Working Experientially and Somatically with Couples, Rob Fisher, M.F.T.  
    Mindfulness and Renowned Research, Halko Weiss  
    The Use of Mindfulness in Psychotherapy (doc) - an APA Publication, Gregory Johansen, Ph.D.  
    Radar (doc), Richard A. Heckler, Ph.D.  
  Research  
    Listening to the Body: Three Pragmatic Case Studies of Body-Centered Psychotherapy—A Three Page Abstract (doc) by Amelia Kaplan, Psy.M. with Laurie Schwartz, M.S., L.M.H.C., Certified Hakomi Teacher. Winner of the 2005 U.S. Association of Body Psychotherapists Research Award.  
    Listening to the Body: Three Pragmatic Case Studies of Body-Centered Psychotherapy—Dissertatioin (pdf, 1MB) by Amelia Kaplan, Psy.M. 2006.  
    A Descriptive Study on the Differences Between Body Psychotherapists and Traditional Counselors, Stephanie L. Rauch, Ph.D. Full dissertation (doc, 548k);  Results only (doc, 172k)  
    The Application of Mindfulness in Psychotherapy, (doc) Joe Soma, M.A., M.S., Certified Hakomi Therapist  
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    Bibliography on Mindfulness and Psychotherapy (pdf)  
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