Invitation for Inner Growth Session Through Connection with a Potted Plant
- kulturnestberlin
- Apr 10
- 3 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
Join us for a creative and reflective experience to explore personal development through a relationship with a living plant.
This offer is available to you as a group workshop or individual session in Lichtenberg, or a group workshop in Neukölln.
A one-on-one session in April and May- Online or in person in Lichtenberg
A group workshop in May - Neukölln
A group workshop in May - Lichtenberg
Please note: you can apply to only one of the three formats.
Continue reading for information about your facilitators below
One-on-One Session - online or in person in Lichtenberg
Prefer a more personal space? Join a 1-hour individual session, available both in person and online (for those who cannot leave home or live too far from the workshop location).
In the in-person format, you’ll receive a potted plant to work with.
In the online format, we ask you to bring a plant from your own space.
Hosted by Dagna Gmitrowicz
Available throughout April and May, between 13:00 and 20:00
Location: Online (link provided upon confirmation)
or in person at ID Studios, Genslerstraße 13, Berlin (Lichtenberg)
Book a session here:
About the Facilitator:
Dagna Gmitrowicz. An artist, therapist, and innovation specialist, Dagna combines art, learning, management, and nature in her work. She paints in her forest studio and is a certified Forest Therapy Guide (ANFT, USA) and Therapist (M. Erickson Institute). For over 20 years, she has led international projects, designed transformative training programs, and created unique educational tools through art and nature.
Group Workshop - Neukölln
This 3-hour group session introduces a unique method of self-reflection using the metaphor of a potted plant. It includes guided exercises, quiet personal moments, and group reflection (5–15 participants). You’ll receive your very own plant to continue the process at home.
Light refreshments and drinks are included.
Choose one of the two dates: Saturday 03 May (12-15h) or 28 May (18-21h)or May 24
Location: Address to be confirmed (Neukölln)
About the Facilitator
Lorena Terzi
Born in Italy, she migrated to different parts of the planet before landing in Berlin.
Having studied Art and Cultural Heritage, she is now training in Neuroeducation.
She hosts creative processes exploring different mediums, from textile art to poetry, from street interventions to photography and storytelling, as means to engage with people, and as tools to create community building and fostering self-empowerment.
She believes in the motto “gentileza gera gentileza”, kindness generates kindness, and in the power of artivism and creativity to shape the world around us.
Group Workshop - Lichtenberg
This 2.5-hour group session introduces a unique method of self-reflection using the metaphor of a potted plant. It includes guided exercises, quiet personal moments, and group reflection (5–15 participants). You’ll receive your very own plant to continue the process at home.
Light refreshments and drinks are included.
Choose one of the two dates: May 10 or May 24
Location: ID Studios, Genslerstraße 13, Berlin (Lichtenberg)
About the Facilitator
Elisabeth Fraser. Born in the UK, Elisabeth studied Fine Art in London before moving to the South of France, where she painted the luminous trees of the Languedoc. Living in Berlin since 2016, her work now focuses on people and the inner world. She uses archetypes and religious symbols to explore love, loss, and connection. Currently training as a chaplain and supporting KulturNest, she sees this initiative as “meeting many of our social needs through powerful, impactful tools.”
All workshops and individual sessions are free.
Project “Planting Stories – the self-directed pathways” is implemented by the consortium: KulturNest e.V. and Tilia.
Co-Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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