One Day event with El Juego

À propos de cet événement

We offer a living laboratory where personal and collective worlds merge to create an extraordinary experience of connection and empowerment — held in an intimate circle, for those ready to go all in.

This event has the potential to bring:

Profound group and individual processes
Rituals that expand your sense of what's possible
The power of being deeply and personally witnessed in your full humanity
Significant shift through emotional expression and release
Cross perspectives that cut close to the bone and enrich our understanding of human relationships
Practical tools for daily life

You'll leave with a refreshed sense of who you are not, skills for easier connection, inner resources and new perspectives on challenges, and a small, tight-knit circle of human beings who have truly and fully seen you.
Personal growth flourishes in intimacy — where we can be seen in our truth, witnessed in our vulnerability, and held in our entirety. When a small group gathers with intention something rare and precise happens: your breakthrough sparks mine, your courage gives me strength to be brave, and suddenly we're all accessing wisdom and insights none of us could find alone. Being deeply seen by others becomes the mirror that reveals you to yourself.
This is what we offer for those who sense there's something more, who crave authenticity, and are ready to go all in — no hiding, no holding back.
It's a call to step into a held and intimate space where you can explore the raw edges of your choices and relationships — known by name, met in full.

We're not sharing a schedule for this event — and that's intentional. With only ten of us in the room, the work can go exactly where it needs to go. Each process is given the time and space it deserves, emerging organically from the group itself. No clock. No agenda. Just what's alive between us.

YOUR FACILITATORS:

Francisco (1992, Venezuela) co-founded El Juego, bringing to the game a background that spans Gestalt, psychodrama, ritual theater, indigenous ceremonies, and the teachings of Gurdjieff. Today, together with the El Juego community, he continues to develop the methodologies initiated by Marius Boch.

In sessions, he gets straight to the point, pulling no punches and working "without anesthesia." He uses the body as a territory—through pressure points, movement, and ritual. He doesn't talk much. But when he does, it’s worth listening. His favorite phrase before starting: "This will probably hurt."

Chiara (1990, Italy) is a co-founder of El Juego. She began her journey studying art, with a passion for herbalism and physiotherapy, and trained in ritual theater, psychodrama, PTSD techniques, and the community's own methodologies. Among other areas, she guides journeys through loss, abuse, abortion, and motherhood, and possesses a unique ability to decipher dreams and play with space while she works.

In sessions, she steps in with lightness and an ironic sense of humor, testing the waters until she finds the door—and when she does, she opens it with gentleness. If, by the end, the person can laugh at what caused them pain, she feels she has done her job well.


Learn more here:
www.eljuego.community
Or in IG: _el_juego_