Meeting Resistance Workshop – Part of Reflection & Direction
What if resistance isn't standing in your way — but showing you the way?
In this 3-hour Reflection & Direction Workshop, guided by Transformation Designer Daniele Lauriola and Creative Health Facilitator Kathy Känzig, we turn toward resistance — procrastination, hesitation, self-doubt, the urge to avoid what matters, as part of the process of change itself.
Through guided reflection, short inputs, embodiment practices, and shared moments, you'll explore:
where resistance is showing up in your life right now
what it might be protecting, or trying to tell you
how to move alongside your limitations rather than against them
Rather than pushing for a breakthrough, this workshop focuses on staying curious, holding both the wish for change and the reality of where you are, and taking the small, steady steps that actually last.
You'll leave with a clearer understanding of your own resistance, a few honest next steps, and the felt sense that you can keep moving even while it's still there.
Schedule
12:40 Arrival
13:00 Start
16:00 Closing (optional deeper conversation until ~17:00)
Your Facilitators
Daniele Lauriola – Transformation Designer & Facilitator, and co-initiator of the institut für zukünfte & soft systems collective. He creates learning experiences at the intersection of critical futures, artistic practice, and transformation.
Kathy Känzig – Creative Health Facilitator, host of the Modern Creativity podcast. She creates experiences at the intersection of mindfulness, embodiment, and play.
We believe that resistance becomes easier to work with when it's met together. That's why we're creating this space: to notice what pulls us back, get curious about it, and find the courage to keep moving forward anyway.
Space
The cocreation.loft is your go-to partner in Berlin for co-creating a more conscious and sustainable future. A space for collaboration, innovation, and meaningful connection.
Capacity
To ensure an intimate and supportive atmosphere, we're limiting the workshop to a maximum of 25 participants.
If the pricing doesn't work for your current situation, please write to us. We have community-supported spots available — first come, first served.