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Learning happens when we step outside: of the room, of the comfort zone, of the expected.

Certified psychologist and facilitator. Currently, I work as a teacher, career counsellor and prevention methodologist at an alternative high school in Prague and completed a year-long processwork training in group facilitation. My focus is well-being, burnout prevention and turning self-care into youth work tools. I volunteer with Plamienok, supporting grieving children and families. I founded Bee in Flow, a career counselling project for teens that grew into an Erasmus+ youth exchange.

As a person, I am open-minded and flexible. I am accountable and able to make decisions on time to drive results. As a trainer, I do my best to start a dialogue that results in an exchange of different points of view as well as teaches participants to listen and respect each other. I know how to deal with people from different cultural backgrounds, how to avoid conflicts, and how to achieve the goals of the project.

Trainer and facilitator working across Europe. Designing impactful learning experiences on human rights, democracy & youth work - serious topics, delivered in a way people actually enjoy.

I’m a trainer who enjoys working with people and creating a safe, open space for learning and growth. I focus on practical skills, active participation and learning through experience. I’m curious, empathetic and believe that training should be meaningful, engaging and sometimes fun.

Brussels-based senior EU trainer specialising in AI literacy, media literacy, digital transformation and strategic communication. I have delivered 500+ training sessions and capacity-building activities across 15+ countries. Through interactive workshops, non-formal learning and mentoring, I support young people, youth workers and organisations in Erasmus+ and other European initiatives to use AI responsibly, think critically and strengthen youth participation.

I have substantial inter-cultural experience, personally and professionally. In London, I exist in a multi-ethnic context, working with people from many different cultural and linguistic backgrounds - I thrive on this vital exchange. As a trainer I specialise in generic youth work training, diversity and identity, participation and citizenship, international youth exchange work, detached youth work, English-language for youth work and competence-based training and assessment. I've been very pr

I am deeply curious about people and what shapes their lives and experiences. I enjoy trying new things, building meaningful connections, and gaining a deeper understanding of myself and others. I find encounters between people engaging and rewarding, and I am continually inspired by the privilege of supporting and witnessing others on their personal journeys.

Facilitating a group is like creating piece of art - it takes patience, kindness, creativity and passion! I love creating safe spaces where people connect, grow and feel free to experiment. Movement and creativity are my trademarks. I’m especially interested in psychology, well-being and resilience, shaped by my experience of living and working in Ukraine during the war. I believe we thrive when we can be ourselves, embrace mistakes and explore new possibilities.

I’ve been diving into youth work for over 12 years, driven by one thing: creating spaces where everyone feels they truly belong. I feel very passionate about inclusion, diversity, human rights, empathy, and non-formal education because these are the keys to opening young hearts and minds. It is about sparking the “aha!” (and "haha!") moments when curiosity turns into confidence and action. And working in international teams? That’s where the magic happens, turning ideas into real change!