About Hoffman

By Freddie Camozzi People ask for help in many different ways – some subtle, some not so subtle. At Hoffman, we hear it on our intro calls and we read it in the applications we receive. The need [...]

By Shawn McAndrew Community – it is what connects us, keeps us present, and helps us to remember that we are spiritual beings having a human experience. Community is part of being a Hoffman [...]

By Ed McClune Everything that has ever been created began as an image in someone’s mind. Look around a room, or a garden, or at a career – everything that’s there was imagined first. Creating [...]

By Lauren Palmieri I’ve reflected a lot this past summer about my journey at the Hoffman Process in the spring of 2017, and even more recently as I’ve experienced many changes, realizations, and [...]

By Stanley Stefancic I first met Bob Hoffman through a mutual friend in the early ’80s. At that time, the Quadrinity Process (as it was known then) was a 13-week, non-residential course, but Bob [...]

Bob Hoffman, founder of the Hoffman Process, had an innate and highly gifted ability to listen to deeper truths and wisdoms. It became his mission to figure out how to have more love in the world [...]

By Shawn McAndrew I like to watch singing competitions (“The Voice”, the UK’s “X Factor”). I watch young and old artists stand in front of internationally known personalities and sing. [...]

By Shawn McAndrew “When you’re serious about change” is not only Hoffman’s slogan indicating that we support and facilitate people making changes in their lives, it’s also about what we, as [...]

By Christine Falcon-Daigle When I was a kid, my mom and dad’s parenting skills dictated that I “behave,” be “good,” and be “seen and not heard.” If I was upset and angry, or scared or anxious, I [...]

By Hilary Illick All of us experience grief. Varying degrees of grief, of course, but none of us has managed to dodge loss. Loss and grief are an inevitable part of the human experience. Learning [...]