Moving in the Unknown
We believe that change is unpredictable and complex , and that we need an organismic approach, to navigate this skillfully.
Drawing on our background in psychomotor therapy, a holistic tradition that works with mind and body in context, we believe that health is dependent on both individual, social and systemic factors.
Our vision is to provide ways to act skillfully with the unknown.
Combining traditional methods and modern understanding, we wan’t to support the creation of healthy communities, organisations and individuals.
We aim to increase the capacity for collective change processes, because we believe that the collective is equally as determining for health outcomes as individual resources.
Your body is meeting the challenge
the soul glows with the effort
— Pellegrino on the camino de Santiago.
We met developing a play-workshop, which opened up a world of curiosity and wonder. During 3 month of long lockdown in a flat in Spain, we found out that we could also use play in everyday life and dynamics. We where able to connect with other people in the building and secretly meet on the roof top to create connecting experiences.
For the last three years we have focused on using a psychomotor approach on an organizational level, to enhance the body, social, and mental literacy.
Our company was founded in March 2022 and has since worked with several organisations to bring forward organisational wellbeing.
Ea: (she/her)
Ea is both a scenographer and a psychomotor therapist, and combines the two, to create spaces for transformation, through arts-based methods.
Ea identifies as neurodivergent. Her specific traits make her creative and playful, as well as sensitive and strong in critical thinking. She thinks in star-constellations, making meaningful connections.
She is interested in creating transformative spaces, and works primarily with ever changing media like bodies, minds and other living things and organic matter.
She has studied Scenography at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London.
“Psychomotor Stress and Trauma-therapy” - Jakob Kongshaug
“Reclaiming Pleasure: Embodied Joy In Trauma Recovery and Social Change” - Kai Cheng Thom at EmbodyLab
Freja: (she/her)
Freja is a psychomotor facilitator & therapist.
She has many years of experience in yoga, climbing and the psychomotor world.
Freja finds inspiration in nature, often the harsh, beautiful Swedish coast or the mountain terrains, and from her life as a cultural hybrid, with roots in many parts of the world.
She is interested in how the senses can support us in being with the unknown/ the chaotic world individually and collectively.
She has studied International Affairs in St.Gallen, Switzerland, and has worked in India, Switzerland and Denmark.
“Thorax - space for breath” - Siff Skovenborg
“Yoga teacher - 300h” - Caribe Yoga Academy
“Yoga teacher - 100h” - Rørt
Reiki - healer
Climbing instructor" Blocs & Walls