This workshop is only limited to 25 people.

How to describe an experience that you cannot put into words? I think that this needs to be felt, not explained - because no words are able to grasp it fully.

I understood things in an instant, that I was trying to cognitively understand for years.

About myself. About others. About connection. About fear. About trust. About playfulness. About taking up space. About giving space. About simplicity. About ambiguity. About being human. About life.

Pure. Profound. Transformational. Beautiful.

I think there is nobody that would not benefit from this experience.

Let this workshop lead you to find what you didn't even know you were looking for.

I am beyond grateful

Christine Bayer

(Berlin, Germany)

It feels close to impossible to find words for the workshop, for all we did was beyond words.

With Almog and the group I experienced a deep connection with myself and with others while being rooted in love and compassion. Truly basic exercises enabled all of us to touch places in our bodies that had been hidden - knowingly or unknowingly. These places and feelings were invited to rise and fall and find their ways to peace.

I feel blessed for having shared such a beautiful space that was held by Almog with sincere openness and joy. Also, approaching, testing and setting boundaries with such a playful, light and warm approach shifted something deep inside me. The sum of these embodied experiences gifted me with a softness and a sparkle that makes me willing to dare and shine. And I love it!

Ellen Guglefuss

(Berlin, Germany)

ABOUT ALMOG:

Almog Loven is a professional dancer, teacher and therapist from Israel. He holds a degree in psychology and humanities from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where he researched the impact of psychological flexibility on chronic pain. Almog is also an advanced practitioner of The Ilan Lev Method, treating and guiding therapists around the world. All that he shares aims to foster conditions for honest conduct in our daily lives.

I am a therapist and educator of trauma-informed practices, and I was so grateful to experience a work that provides experiential tools to get clearer on the path of reclaiming our own boundaries, embodying safety, trust, and the courage to explore beyond our limits, for the sake of living life with more pleasure and freedom.

Sasha Lizárraga

(Toronto, Canada)

All I can really say is that I wished I had done this earlier in my elite sport career....

it would have made a huge difference... maybe in how good I could have become but definitely in how I perceived the work.

For me it was a thorough look inside...

not just physical but emotional, social and on many levels I am not fully able to verbalise.

Most of all it instilled a way of relating to myself but even more towards others...

it is a lot but it is also somehow only one thing... a must have experience.

Virgil Spier

(Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Wow.

I came to this workshop with curiosity, openness, a bit of fear and a pretty unchallenged idea of myself, of where I was in my life and how I was feeling ... The curiosity and openness remained until the end, but the idea of who I am and what I am feeling and holding back was thoroughly challenged and transformed over the period of just three incredibly intense and beautiful days. I never, ever, imagined this to happen.

It is hard to find words to describe Almog's work, to put my finger on exactly what it is that makes such an experience possible. Outwardly, the exercises he led us through look simple, and maybe it is exactly this simplicity, this reduction to an essence that allows the complexity of our humanness to come through. And with that opened a space where we could connect on such a deep level. What happened during these three days felt like a kind of magic. I have rarely felt so accepted and loved in a group setting and I have never seen people who did not know each other beforehand, connect in such an incredible way.

Anne Michaux

(Berlin, Germany)