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Hi there, I'm Csenge, from Hungary, but currently living and working in Spain. I entered the world of trainers while being in AIESEC a while ago, but my passion hasn't faded since. My specialities are intercultural training (I am a Global DISC licensee), experiential learning, facilitation and training for youth organizations (these include many topics, even train the trainers). I can train in English, Hungarian, Spanish and French. If you feel like we could cooperate, feel free to contact me!

I am a youth and community worker, a writer, a sign language interpreter, an intercultural mediator, a facilitator, a trainer, and a learner. My field of expertises are deafness, Sign Language, Visual impairment, Inclusion, Accessibility, Migration studies, Dual discrimination, and Intercultural learning. My motto is: "Be the reason why someone smiles today."

As much as we would love to achieve great things quickly, it is not the way our world works. Genius is a process.

Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment.

Expert E+ / YiA Youth Trainer and Facilitator, Trainer of Trainers. / + Freelance Business Trainer. Youth Trainer since 1999. In total ~30000 Training Hours. In 2011 and 2012 rewarded as Best Youth Trainer of Belarus. Certified Coaching Expert (2015). / Focus: Communication and Public Speaking / Theatre, Circus and Art / Art of Training & Facilitation / Project management / Peace, Non-Violence, Anti-discrimination / Fake News, Media Literacy and Critical Thinking / Creativity

My mission and passion is to create contexts where meaningful insights and profound connections can happen - spaces where we are welcome and accepted as we are. I do this by creating and facilitating Experiential Learning Trainings & Workshops; Facilitating Dialogue & Mediating Conflict among groups and couples; and supporting individuals through Empathy Sessions. My work is based on a Person-Centered approach combined with the principles of NVC and embodied & mindfulness practices.

"If all the world's a stage – then it’s the improvisation stage!" Being a professional psychologist, youth and social worker, improvisation trainer and life coach, I believe, that our lives are totally improvised and, therefore, one of the most important skills we should constantly work on is the ability to react and adjust to any kinds of changing life situations - this is about being critical, creative, flexible, open-minded, feeling the flow - this is about being genuine, being yourself!

I have been working with children and youth since I was youth myself and I was lucky enough to turn this passion into a career. Now as a trainer, I am sharing my experience with youth work and showing the magic of non-formal, intercultural learning.

First, they IGNORE you.. Then, they LAUGH at you.. Then, they FIGHT you.. Then, you WIN !

"If you can't laugh at yourself then you are missing the biggest joke of your life" said once Charles Alden Smith. I just read it and became my motto... Humor, creativity and self directed learning was and still is my tools to develop my competencies as a photographer, a clown, a youth worker, an entertainer in children and youth camp, a project manager and a trainer both in local and international level.