Feeling at ease with yourself in any group
Relational Presence

Practice it as often as you can

Imagine – whether in private life or at work – that in conversations, meetings and gatherings everyone matters and feels heard. That everyone fully participates. That there is no distance, pretending, or holding back, but authenticity, trust and connection.

What does it take?
Attention. Our full attention.

Attention is the new gold

When we are consciously present in a conversation, the atmosphere shifts. Our bodies settle, and our minds become spacious – ready to listen deeply and speak openly.

Relational Presence is a simple yet powerful to come (back) into the here-and-now with your full attention, and to be truly present. Simple does not always mean easy.

It takes getting used to—to be this open to connection with yourself and others, and to consciously receive and give attention in this way.

Most of the time, our attention goes straight to the tension we feel—inner restlessness or thoughts like: Am I coming across okay? Should I be doing something different? Can they see that I’m nervous?

Instead of pushing that tension away or fighting it, you practice a different way of being. And in that, space opens up—for calm, for freedom in speaking, and for real, open connection with others.

It’s so worth experiencing, practicing and deepening.
Together with others. Again and again.

Treat yourself to 60 minutes of practicing
In a small group, max 8 people.
Free Admission