“In the Process, I came to realize … how nature in my own life had been such a healing force.”– James BonillaWe wrap up season 11 with New York-born Puerto Rican writer and retired professor emeritus, James Bonilla.James’

“So much of what I was trying to address was so buried deep within me. It was like scratching an impossible itch, and then, finally, I got to Hoffman, and I was like, Oh my gosh, I can reach the spot. Wow.”– Emma SwiftSinger-songwrite

Brian James Daly, somatic healer, mens team leader, and addiction coach, shares his Process journey and his following journey of embodiment. Embodiment is where it’s at for Brian. He calls it the ground game because it took him deep into himself to

“It is my life that Iclaim. That sense of empowerment wouldn’t have happened without the Process.” Ana BokToday’s conversation with Hoffman graduate Ana Bok begins with Ana sharing a story that happened three years after her Pro

Welcome to today’s episode with host Sadie and a medical panel of three Hoffman Process graduates who are also esteemed medical practitioners. Our host, Sadie, Carrie Levine, Dr. David Hanscom, and Dr. Kash Trivedi engage in this powerful conversati

“I can only describe the Process in poetry, because it’s that spiritual for me.” Jessica HarjoIn July 2022, Jessica Harjo came to the Hoffman Process to learn how to parent after realizing the coping mechanisms she’d developed to

“I reclaimed my Power to create. …There’s no amount of suffering that is beyond what can’t be healed.”Dr. Angela LeDr. Angela Le specializes in women’s reproductive and hormonal health through acupuncture, Chinese M

“We’re 100% Divine and 100% human. It’s in that shared common connection between the two of those that real magic happens.” Drew HorningHoffman teacher, coach, and podcast host, Drew Horning, sits in the guest chair today to shar

“If the age of AI is anything, it’s the age of relationship.” Nichol BradfordNichol Bradford shares her love’s everyday radius with us – the arc of how the deep work she’s done throughout her life now informs the impac

“I can’t say that in 34 years I have enjoyed my life in the way that I do now. That is the shift. That’s the shift post-Hoffman. It’s the shift of doing this work. It’s the shift of my life.”Madison UtendahlSix months