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Workshop “Find Your Voice: A Journey Through Breath, Body & Sound” with Joanna Faber
May 10
Su 14.30-16.30
Studio Berg
30€ /+20€ USC
English
Do you ever feel disconnected from your own voice? Maybe you judge it, feel self-conscious, or simply wonder what it really sounds like when you let it flow freely.
This workshop is an invitation to explore your voice in a playful, gentle, and grounding way. Combining yoga, breathwork, and musical exercises, we’ll open a space to:
– Reconnect with your body and breath- notice how posture, movement, and breath shape your sound.
– Shift your perspective on your voice- see it not as something to critique, but as a living, expressive part of you.
– Play, experiment, and discover- simple exercises to unlock resonance, ease, and joy in your voice.
This isn’t about singing perfectly or “getting it right.” It’s about feeling at home in your own sound, gaining confidence, and enjoying the journey of self-expression. Whether you want to speak with more presence, sing with freedom, or simply explore the power of your own voice, this workshop offers practical tools, supportive guidance, and a safe, inspiring environment.
Duration: 2 hours
For: everyone curious about voice, breath, and self-expression
Experience: no previous singing or yoga skills required
Joanna is a musician, long-time yoga teacher, and systemic coach with over 15 years of experience guiding people in voice, movement, and self-expression. Her work combines music, yoga, pedagogy, and therapeutic approaches to help individuals reconnect with their voice, body, and presence. Joanna’s teaching is playful, grounded, and deeply supportive, offering tools to explore, express, and enjoy your unique sound.
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6-week course “Fascia Yoga” with Valérie Hartwich
May 29 – Jul 10 (no course on Jun 19)
Fr 18.00-19.30
Gelber Raum 100€ & Online 80€
English
Discover why fascia matters, what it is and how to take care of it and by extension your whole being, by tweaking your yoga practice and adding small exercises into daily life. And you won’t even need special equipment. Yet, this kind of modified yoga practice can do wonders for those stubborn areas of tension and discomfort! Over the last 15 years science has shown how central fascia is to our well-being from mobility to the immune system, or emotional states, as well as the key role it plays in sensory perception and awareness. These discoveries help us understand koshas, chakras and the meridians of Traditional Chinese Medicine in a new light. In fact, diving into the world of fascia is like stepping into a magical realm of possibilities, opening up simple, practical and deeply impactful ways to deepen your connection with your body and the world around, to tap into your own healing power and experience the state of union that is yoga.