Improv for Psychic Power

​Join us for this workshop where we will strengthen intuition, interpersonal attunement, and group mind through fun and playful activities from the world of improv.

​As modern investigations into the nature of consciousness have expanded our understanding of who we are and what we are capable of, we continue to discover that the human mind is far more powerful than commonly believed. For decades, the art and discipline of improv has taught these skills to students seeking to create and communicate with one another in a present-minded and highly connected way. Those who are practiced in this art can attest to experiencing the many synchronicities that arise when people attune to each other in a space of mutual support and play.

In this workshop, we'll be taking this magick out from behind the doors of the mystery school and into the improv studio. These abilities are not just for a select few -- they are the birthright of us all. We'll play games that spark psychic connection between individuals as well as within the group field. And as we do so, we'll find that building resonance and raising consciousness with one another leads to remembering and reclaiming our power. Together.

​We'll open with guided gentle breathwork (pineal gland activation), then move into improv games and exercises. No improv experience needed. Come as you are.

​Your facilitators

​Reggie Harris is Director of Learning and Development at Leela Improv Theatre and teaches at All Out Comedy in Oakland. He's a PCC-credentialed Integral Coach on the faculty of New Ventures West, one of the premier coaching institutions in the world, and a certified breathwork facilitator with over 120 days of silent retreat experience. He is also a graduate of the two-year energy class taught by Lynda Caesara and is a practitioner of managing individual, interpersonal, and collective energy.

​Liam Lindner is a life coach and improv facilitator at Leela Improv Theatre. He has performed improv since 2020 and brings eight years of breathwork practice, including holotropic breathwork and yearly retreats. His exploration of consciousness also includes plant medicine ceremony, meditation, and regular ecstatic dance. He takes the inner work seriously and brings play to it.

​What to bring

• ​notebook

• ​water bottle

• ​something to write with

• ​snacks (if you think you'll be hungry)

• ​socks (optional, no shoes in the studio)