Life’s challenges can feel overwhelming—but they can also become some of our greatest teachers.
When the pressure to succeed and the voice of self-criticism weigh us down, it’s easy to feel stuck. This workshop invites you to reframe setbacks as stepping stones, helping you navigate life with greater clarity, quiet your inner critic, and unlock new pathways for creativity and growth.
✨ Learn to reframe so-called setbacks into powerful opportunities by drawing on Carol Dweck’s growth mindset and the Japanese practice of hansei, where reflecting on mistakes is valued as a natural step toward progress.
✨ Experiment with creative techniques that welcome imperfection, giving you space to build self-compassion, resilience, and confidence in an environment where mistakes are not only accepted—but celebrated.
✨ Reconnect with your authentic self, soften self-criticism, and rediscover what it truly means to feel whole, worthy, and “enough.”
By the end of this workshop, you’ll walk away with practical tools, fresh perspectives, and the confidence to meet life’s challenges with curiosity and resilience—transforming obstacles into stepping stones for creativity and growth.
Looking forward to seeing you!

The workshop will be guided by:
Georgeana Panturu, clinical psychotherapist in training
Sign up: 👉Spots are limited – let us know you’re coming!
Price: Free for all – also if you attended before. Remember to sign up 🤗
| This workshop is part of our English-speaking: Blom Collective – a community for people who have come to Denmark from other countries – who wish to engage in inspirational and insightful presentations by skilled psychotherapists – connect with others through meaningful conversations about mental health and personal development. If you’re experiencing stress, low mood, or anxiety – or simply looking for a space to grow personally alongside others – this is a place for you. |
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