Through movement games and dance, you will first discover whether you are an eternal, innocent, wounded, magical, divine, natural, abandoned or perhaps a "parent" child. We will then journey inwards to establish a higher vibration of a child archetype - your inner sovereign who teaches your inner child how to become responsible and how to maintain genuine innocence.

Through the embodiment of the negotiator, you will truly feel the power of negotiation and seduction, which many times leads you away from your path or dreams and tests your integrity. “What do I feel?” ... will be a leading question for establishing a higher vibration - an inner lover who teaches you how to surrender and maintain eternal faith.

...and at the same time these archetypal energies are also present in a woman. The transition from adolescence to adulthood requires from boys to encounter the complex propositions of these male archetypes that affect their psychological attitude and behavior, but only one archetypal pattern is dominant and the rest significantly influence the uniqueness of the archetypal manifestation and serve as important companions and supporters at life's turning points.Together, we will bring to light, through embodiment, what are the fundamental differences in the mode of action and behavior of these male archetypes and research if there is one prevailing as a consistent pattern in your life.

There are periods in life when everything is too much. We eat too much, we spend too much, we work too much, we enjoy too much, we rely too much on luck on behalf of effort ... But there are also periods, when we dream, fantasize and "enchant" our reality. We feel the power of our words as spells. We speechlessly observe the reality around us as it is delivered and are surprised and shocked by the chaos, unpredictability, and wonder of life. We are amazed. We feel deceived, even though we ourselves also innocently and sometimes consciously deceive others. We are full of tricks. In this workshop we will be introduced to archetypes, which at first glance may be a little bit frightening because they seem saturated with negative charge, so we will take a look on how their positive characteristics can manifest and through embodiment become our allies.

Communication is a way of understanding and getting to know each other. It is a system of exchange of symbols and information. Movement also, is a way of communication.Non-verbal, bodily communication in which the flow of energy is exchanged with the environment or partner. Dance is the space between invitation and reception, where communication is initiated by itself. To truly understand the people around us, we need to listen to them. Listening, however, occurs when we are passively active and read, “scan” and feel our partner's world, his suggestions, intention, needs and actions.What to do when communication is not clear, when we do not know what and how we would like to express ourselves? It is best then to stay still, connect with ourselves through the breath and just sharpen our senses… and clear communication will come again. Back to simplicity, then. There's nothing more to do. It's the same with dance. It takes some time to understand what is happening in the partner's body, mind, emotions ... what the partner wants and needs. Embodying archetypes is one way of practicing alertness and understanding through non-verbal communication with a partner.In this workshop we will get acquainted with the creative archetypes, to which communication is the basic motivation for creative activity: artist, scribe, poet, networker (communicator) and gossip.

The difference between people is their use of these senses; most people do not know anything about the inner senses, while some people rely on them to the same extent as they rely on their physical senses. Creativity comes from sharpening these inner senses.In this workshop we will learn about the creative archetypes of the athlete, visionary, pioneer, dilettante and engineer who embody the masters of the senses.We will explore the impact of visuals on movement and dance, and experience the emotional states triggered by touch - I feel myself!We will recognize and tune in with the melody of our own, partner and group bodies, and play with the internal rhythms, acoustic vs. electronic body - I know myself!We will also smell and taste the sweetness, acidity, bitterness and salinity of the movement - viva la vida!

The power of human imagination has always been creating, connecting and paying a specially dedicated attention to the world, which is beyond our possible daily perception. The common dimension of divine archetypes embodied in this workshop is a special relationship to the sacred, the cosmic, the divine and the heavenly. How can we embody the archetypes of a monk, nun, exorcist, shaman, priest, martyr, samaritan, missionary, angel , the god and the messiah? You may find that those archetypes are ancient and have nothing to do with today's modern lifestyles. But the fact is, that these behavioral patterns are deeply anchored in our cellular memory and carry within us the particular wisdom that we all crave, so let us surprise ourselves and explore together what kind of dance they are inviting us to perform.

Studies have shown that dance interventions by trained professionals can decrease depression, improve mood, and strengthen positive feelings about one’s self. Embodiment of healing archetypes of healer, rescuer, servant, caregiver and companion will flow in a direction that is very much about the mobilization and exchange of energy, and the creative, expressive process in which you will learn to move in ways that are authentic to how you are feeling and experiencing a given moment.

We’ll use dance forms and structures to modify them for release of tension and for helping you become comfortable in moving. We will also use healing sounds, music, rhythm instruments, foot stomping, hand-clapping, or laughter and all kinds of vocalizing to express our innermost emotional blockades.

Dance is movement, and movement is essentially a process of ongoing change. Moving with one’s whole body, with and against gravity, one learns to both yield and resist, to feel one’s strength and to feel one’s vulnerability, to try on new qualities of action and behavior. This is what it means to be fully human.

Dance-based methods for getting grounded, for sensing the body’s energy and position, and for developing breath support can help with learning to pay attention to one’s own needs, and for feeling more in control, and for regulating fearful or angry reactions.

As dancers know, dancing and moving rhythmically with other people creates a powerful sense of “togetherness” and unity that helps transforming negative experiences into healing.