Are you seeking to deepen your healing practice? We invite you to join our virtual HOCI membership circle, a space for counseling professionals to sharpen their skills and find community.

Let’s face it – even the most talented mental health, therapy, and counseling professionals can find themselves feeling stuck. As a member of our community circle, you will learn tools that can help you to push beyond that plateau. As a member, you will receive the professional guidance and peer support necessary to upgrade your approach. In this time of increased isolation, coming together as a virtual network grants us the connection we need to grow in our own practices.

Our membership community welcomes all professionals currently learning or practicing the HOCI Model. As a member, you will gain exclusive access to ongoing process applications, case studies, and an active online community.

You will experience:

- Monthly, mini Zoom workshops on specific DART topics -

Every 4th Wednesday of each month 12 noon - 1pm EST

- Exclusive, up-to-date resources and materials

- Exclusive video and audio lectures of the HOCI model 

- Interviews with leading DART therapists on how they are integrating other modalities with this model

You will also be eligible for members-only discounts:

20% off any Kajabi online courses purchased during your membership

"I am truly grateful for the HOCII Community Circle.  Collaborating with other talented therapists has increased my creativity and effectiveness in my own practice.  I love being able to listen to topic specific lessons…it’s like having an on demand refresher course available daily!! Thank you for connecting us to others…we can only take client’s as far as we have grown in our own work."

Tina

"HOCII Community Circle has already been an excellent resource for me. While I was writing HOCII group curriculum, it was incredibly helpful to be able to go back and listen to sessions from Level 1. The worksheets were huge as well. They helped me not reinvent the wheel so I could focus on clarifying what I’m trying to teach in each group, rather spending time making an interactive handout."

Sidney