A vibrant and sensitive space dedicated to the intimate exploration of relationships, attachment bonds and inner maturity.

It is with great joy that we welcome, for the first time in Germany, It is with great joy that we welcome, for the first time in Germany, Evânia Reichert and Sérgio Veleda — two long-standing friends and colleagues whose work touches us deeply. Through their workshop, the fruit of many years of research and practice, they open a sensitive and vibrant space around the themes of love and partnership. Through experiential exercises, guided meditations and rituals, they invite participants to heal relational wounds, bring closure to unfinished chapters, and move beyond deeply rooted conflicts. With delicacy and depth, Evania and Sérgio remind us that our bond with another can become a path of evolution, a space for creativity and personal fulfilment. — two long-standing friends and colleagues whose work touches us deeply. Through their workshop, the fruit of many years of research and practice, they open a sensitive and vibrant space around the themes of love and partnership. Through experiential exercises, guided meditations and rituals, they invite participants to heal relational wounds, bring closure to unfinished chapters, and move beyond deeply rooted conflicts. With delicacy and depth, Evania and Sérgio remind us that our bond with another can become a path of evolution, a space for creativity and personal fulfilment.

Katrin & Cherif are delighted to co-facilitate this workshop with them.

Archaeology of Love is a space for emotional, therapeutic and contemplative exploration. A safe place where relational conflicts can be approached with care, and where the beauty, potential and vitality of love can also find their place. Growing and maturing in a relationship requires the courage to face one’s own wounds — often rooted in childhood experiences — and to develop new, conscious ways of being in relationship. An intimate partnership can remain stuck in a childish, idealised or neurotic state, or it can evolve towards a mature and healthy form. This workshop offers a space in which couples and individuals can recognise their core relational patterns, understand their inner dynamics, and work on difficulties related to contact, closeness and communication. In a supportive environment, the conflicts and tensions inherent in romantic relationships can also be addressed and transformed into opportunities for growth. Particular emphasis is placed on individual experience in relationships:

• How do early childhood experiences influence the way we relate to others?
• What expectations, fears or unconscious roles are at work in the background?
• And what does it take to consciously and constructively shape a shared space?
• In this way, each person’s relational history becomes visible.

During the workshop, participants are invited to uncover, like archaeologists of the soul, moments and situations in their lives where communication has broken down. Each person is given space to feel and share their inner feelings that have remained unexpressed until now.

This work is not only about the “we”, but also about the relationship with oneself: dignity, self-esteem, and the strength required to dare to take a step forward — consciously and with mutual respect.

Meditation will help to cultivate presence, enabling participants to move forward together or separately along the paths of life. Symbolic rituals will accompany and celebrate the key moments of the experience