As an artist, a yoga teacher and a Gestalt therapist in training. Fanny offers experiences that encourage each individual’s personal process. She has been practicing yoga for 10 years and teaching children, youth and grown ups for 7 years. Her yoga is inspired both from Indian Traditions as well as TCM. She likes to offer a playful approach, involving somatic practices that allow us to explore with joy, let the energy flow freely and synchronise body, breath and mind.

For any further information see my website and feel free to contact me!
www.fanny-rieber.de

Oliver works as a musician, mindfulness trainer, experiential educator and coach.
Before founding OMA OM, he devised the educational programme at the Youth Education Centre on the island of Juist, for over ten years. As part of his role, he led a large number of workshops and seminars, each designed to encourage young people and help their personalities develop. Today, he invites you to OMA OM, where you can meditate, make music or join one of his individual coaching sessions, showing the way towards a more fulfilled life.

Coline works as a self-employed clinical psychologist and systemic psychotherapist i.e.. They are passionate about the human mind with all its layers, and believe the only way to see your light is to get to know your shadows. With a trauma-sensitive, systemic approach and conversations on eye level, Coline wishes to hold a safe and conscious space for inner growth for kids, teens and adults, offering individual therapy for children and young adults as well as family sessions and collective healing circles. For further information and appointments check out her*their website here.

Trang is an acupuncturist and medical doctor. She came to Chinese medicine after medical school, in order to add depth to the spectrum of health that one system alone cannot encompass. Her interests lie in acknowledging a person’s wholeness, bearing in mind the nurturing of life, known as Yang Sheng. All aspects of life are considered, from the small to the large: this includes basic things such as diet and nutrition, as well as the unique rhythm of a person’s life as a whole. It is most special to her to facilitate the sparks of inspiration that can arise out of these encounters, and that often go both ways.

appointments by arrangement:

info@trangmac.com

Helen is a cultural educator with a focus on music, a gender studies scholar and a systemic counselor/therapist. In her counseling and therapeutic work it is important for her to regard people as members of systems and thus as embedded in relationships. In addition, Helen works in a solution- and resourceoriented manner and uses a mix of methods from (hypno-)systemic therapy, trauma therapy and inner-child work.

www.therapie-helenkeller.de

Roma is a human. A son, a friend, a lover of falafel, a fan of the German language... and poor student of same. A New Yorker living in Berlin, he enjoys smiling at people as he walks down the street, no matter how confused this makes them. He loves teaching yoga and writing about himself in the third person. His defining values are: gratitude; joy through movement and breath; creating community, and taking himself a little less seriously. A yoga teacher, writer, nomad, musician, and professional navel-gazer, Roma’s guiding principles are lightness, joy, and the flow state. In his sometimes-spicy classes you’ll enjoy creative sequences, mindful breathing, refining hands-on adjustments, a smile or ten, and the perfect playlists to have you breaking a sweat and leaving the mat lighter and brighter. His classes (until he learns German) are exclusively in English, but he is grateful and honored to be a part of the community here in Neukölln. Roma enjoys strong coffee, rock climbing, and writing about himself in the third person.

Serafina found her anchor to a more centered and grounded life in the asana practice. Through the method offered by the Ashtanga vinyasa, she started cultivating a deeper connection with her body. Her intention in the practice is to keep on fostering this connection with curiosity and an open mind.
She hopes to share her passion with other humans who would also love to undertake this journey.
When she's not practicing, Serafina loves to read, knit, and be around trees. She's interested in intersectional feminism and postcolonialism.

It is Yanina's motivation to create awareness & connect people - be it with oneself, the own body, other people or nature. For her, this represents the essence of a harmonious life and togetherness.
For Yanina, yoga was the beginning of a deeper exploration of herself & the combination of calming down and gathering strength in her own body at the same time. As a qualified sports scientist and long-time yoga practitioner, a conscious and loving approach to the body is particularly important to her. Thus, this is an essential part of her classes while also taking one’s own well-being as a barometer for a (self-) responsible yoga practice.

Daily observations, theoretical reading and a curiosity for very different disciplines, are orienting Anna's positioning as a drawer, sculptor, musician and "undisciplined researcher". She has worked as freelancer in the context of schools, museums, independent art schools, seminars and conferences as an artist and art educator for over ten years now, developing workshop formats and often implementing them in cooperation with other artists* and/or teachers. In 2020, she founded the collective "KERAMIKAZE" with six other artists and designers, whose aim it is to develop new formats and ideas around ceramics and ceramic techniques and offer them on different platforms.

www.keramikaze.com

Mira Schönegge loves words, fabric, colours and clay...

miraschoenegge.com