
Be you. Connect. Create. Transform.
Vítkova 10 – Karlín, Praha

Real People is where good food and real talks bring people together.
Real People: Breakfast is the softest entry into the community.
We meet at one table, order food and coffee, and let conversations unfold naturally. We begin with a few opening questions to help the dialogue start, and then it flows on its own.
Mornings feel softer and more open, which makes this format especially welcoming for newcomers.
Each time we meet in a different café. The location is a surprise and shared the day before — an invitation to explore new places in Prague together.
Up to 15 participants. Free of charge.
Facilitated by ATMA team

A weekend about real communication.
We will sit in a circle and explore what happens when people slowly stop performing and start listening more honestly.
It is a three-day Community Building workshop in the tradition of M. Scott Peck — for people who want to understand themselves better in contact with others.
How do I speak when I am afraid?
How do I listen when someone is different from me?
What do I hide?
What makes real closeness difficult?
The weekend will be held in Czech with English translation.
Facilitated by Hana Perglerová and Karol Herian from Community Building CZ.

An evening for men to sit together and speak honestly.
Real Men is a men’s gathering about brotherhood, responsibility, pressure, emotions, relationships, strength, loneliness, and what healthy masculinity can mean in real life.
Many men carry a lot quietly. They are expected to be strong, clear, successful, stable, calm, responsible — and often they do not have many places where they can speak openly with other men without needing to prove something.
This evening is a place for that.
We will sit in a circle, talk, listen, ask questions, and explore what men are actually living through — not as an idea, but from real life.
What kind of man am I becoming?
Where do I feel strong?
Where do I feel tired?
What kind of brotherhood do I need?
What does healthy masculinity mean when no one is watching?
Facilitated by Prabodh Prem, somatic therapist

A gentle morning with the body.
Somatics with Sofia is a body-based practice where we slow down, breathe, move, sense, and listen to what is present inside. It is not about fitness, performance, or doing movements correctly. It is more about coming back into contact with the body in a simple and respectful way.
Through breath, body awareness, soft movement, and guided exploration, we will notice how the body feels, where it holds tension, where it wants more space, and what kind of expression is available in the moment.
This practice can support you if you feel disconnected from your body, tired from too much thinking, emotionally full, or simply in need of a quiet summer evening where you can return to yourself.
The work is gentle and trauma-informed, with respect for personal boundaries and each person’s pace.
A space to feel your body, your rhythm, your limits, and your own expression again.
Facilitated by Sofia Sakharenko, somatic therapist.

An evening to move, feel, and let the body speak.
Dance Movement Therapy is not about dancing beautifully or knowing the right steps. It is a guided space where movement becomes a way to listen to yourself, express what is inside, and release a little of what the body has been holding.
Sometimes the body carries more than we notice — tiredness, tension, joy, sadness, anger, softness, playfulness, or a desire to move more freely. Through simple movement prompts, music, pauses, and body awareness, we will give these parts a little more space.
You do not need any dance experience.
You do not need to be flexible, confident, or expressive.
You can move quietly.
You can move strongly.
You can rest when you need.
You can follow your own rhythm.
This evening is for anyone who wants to reconnect with the body in a warm, human, non-performative way.
Facilitated by Marie Vejvodova, dance and somatic therapist

Real People is where good food and real talks bring people together.
Real People: Dinner carries the same spirit in an evening atmosphere.
We gather around one shared table, enjoy delicious food, and allow conversations to deepen as the evening unfolds. The longer format creates more space for reflection and meaningful exchange.
We begin with light entry guidelines and a few guided questions, then the evening develops naturally.
The location changes each time and remains a surprise until the day before. There is always the possibility to continue the evening together afterward.
Up to 15 participants. Free of charge.
Facilitated by ATMA team