Meika Hamisch, M.S.

My work is devoted to supporting growth, transformation, and the unfolding of human potential. For more than four decades, I have accompanied individuals and groups through life's challenges and transitions as an educator, facilitator, compassion teacher, and psychotherapist.

Today, I offer facilitation, mentoring, consultation, and training that integrate compassion, mindfulness, dreamwork, embodied awareness, and nature-based wisdom. My work invites a deeper relationship with presence, authenticity, and the unfolding journey of becoming.

While my work is informed by more than four decades as a psychotherapist, I no longer offer psychotherapy services. My current work is educational, consultative, and facilitative in nature and is intended to support personal growth, self-discovery, and psycho-spiritual development.

My path has been shaped by both professional training and lived experience. Alongside years of contemplative practice, I spent six years apprenticing with a Huichol shaman, receiving teachings that included the traditions of Wind Tree and Grandmother Ocean. Dreams have been lifelong teachers, leading me to study dreamwork with several mentors, most recently Robert Moss. My years of study with Thomas Hübl further deepened my understanding of individual, ancestral, and collective dimensions of healing and transformation.

I am a Senior Certified Compassion Cultivation Training (CCT™) teacher through Stanford University's Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education (CCARE), and am also certified in Cultivating Emotional Balance (CEB) and Trauma-Sensitive Mindfulness. Over the years, I have taught retreats, workshops, and professional trainings, including programs for healthcare providers, educators, and helping professionals.

Today, my work includes group facilitation, individual mentoring, consultation, and training in mindfulness, compassion, dreamwork, embodied presence, empathetic distress, and psycho-spiritual integration. I support those who feel called to live more fully from their inner truth and deepen their relationship with themselves, others, and the living world.

Compassion is my ground. Presence is my practice. Transformation unfolds from the inside out.