Become someone's angel
Let's collectively support each other
​We all need support to do our bit in the world. ​
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And to make therapeutic support as accessible as possible, we - collectively - can all help, using the principle of Gifting, or Paying It Forward.
» Donate a session* to those who can't afford »
It takes a village to bring up a child, to support a marriage, to heal our traumas, to be our best self. ​​​​Therapeutic support will cascade to benefit all those we touch in big and small ways.
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Consider donating a session* and making a positive difference in someone's life, and all the people they come into contact with.
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* 1 hour session of therapeutic support
Hakomi Mindful Body-based Psychotherapy
Pay what you can afford (koha)
Pay It Forward (donate a session)
The Gifting Economy
Affordable
Hakomi Sessions
HOW THIS WORKS
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Rather than a 'user-pays' model, this initiative fosters gifting, or Paying It Forward as a way to collectively support each other.
The Gifting Economy Model that I am using has 3 pillars;
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Gift / Donation from an angel (that could be you)
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Client pays what they can afford (that could also be you, at another time)
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Subsidised Hakomi session (that's me)
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​These 3 pillars create a sustainable offering that supports those in need who can't afford to pay 100% - we all win :-)
FAQs for DONORS
Learn to Receive
Support is here
I work with people who wish to make a positive change in this world and are willing to make that change within themselves.
If you are in need of support but find it difficult to reach out or prioritize your mental and spiritual wellbeing, then consider this an invitation. The positive change starts with your own healing journey!
Read the FAQs below for more details.
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I look forward to hearing from you.
FAQs for Potential Clients
Amount donated for APIF* Hakomi session in November
($100)
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Number of APIF* Hakomi sessions available for December
(2)
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* Angels Pay It Forward (APIF) | updated 3rd Nov 2024
“I work on myself in order to help others, and I help others in order to work on myself - we are all walking each other home"