Relational Field Session is a live, 90-minute facilitated practice space for people who want to experience how relational dynamics emerge through participation, rather than through discussion, explanation, or self-reflection.

Instead of focusing on communication skills or personal insight, the session works at the level of conditions, the quiet factors that shape how groups organize themselves. These are things like timing, visibility, urgency, and responsibility. These conditions influence who moves, who hesitates, who becomes central, and who fades into the background, often before anyone intends it.

During the session, participants take part in a small number of guided group experiments on Zoom. The practices are simple and structured. Interpretation and debate are intentionally limited so that attention can stay with what is actually happening in the room, rather than what we think it means.

This session does not aim to fix, heal, or improve anyone. It offers a chance to notice causality without blame and to feel how even small shifts in conditions can reorganize a relational field.

What to expect

• A live, facilitated session on Zoom (90 minutes)

• A small number of structured group experiments

• Minimal discussion and no analysis

• No requirement to share personal material

• No recording

What this session is not

• Not therapy or group processing

• Not a training or certification

• Not an introduction to Deep Puppetry

• Not a place to resolve personal issues

This is a standalone practice. You’re welcome to attend once or return.

Who this is for

This session is suited for educators, facilitators, artists, organizers, and others working in collective or relational contexts, as well as anyone curious about how participation, power, and attention organize themselves in groups.

No prior experience is required.

Practical details

• Length: 90 minutes

• Format: Live on Zoom

• Group size: Limited

• Fee: €55 / $64 / 590 SEK

This session is for those willing to stay with ambiguity and incomplete understanding long enough to notice what shifts anyway.