Why do we repeat the same painful dynamics in relationships and in different areas of life?

Why do we find ourselves again and again in the same cycle — blame, avoidance, attack, or freeze/shutdown — a loop we co-create with our partner, bringing into it not only our share, but also our personal and somatic patterns.

We invite you to an experience-based workshop where:

• we will explore together how relational cycles are formed — not only on a cognitive level, but also in the body, breath, and nervous system.
• we will see how attachment history, somatic defenses, and autonomic activation shape conflict patterns in relationships.
• we will uncover the hidden physiological processes underlying escalation, exclusion, and emotional distancing.
• through demonstrations and practical exercises, we will learn how to support individuals and couples in moving from reactivity toward connection.

This workshop integrates the depth of relationships, nervous system regulation, and embodied therapeutic presence.

The meeting is designed for therapists working with individuals and couples, specialists, students, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of relational patterns, closed relational loops, and their clinical impact.

For more information and registration, please follow the link:
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