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Free online presentation of the CIR INTP Center

23. September 2026

Interested in personal development, psychotherapy or education to work with people?

We invite you to a free online presentation of the CIR INTP Center during which you will have the opportunity to learn about our approach to work, educational programs and philosophy that has been behind the development of integrative body psychotherapy for more than two decades.

The presentation is led by the founders of the center, Nina Senečić EABP, ECP, ICMTA, CTP, HKPT and Tomislav Senečić EABP, ECP, CTP, HKPT, SCP, & nbsp; who will present the work of the CIR INTP Center and answer the most common questions related to education, personal development and professional path of therapists.

During the presentation we will present in more detail:

Personal development Program

The Program is intended for everyone who wants to better understand themselves, their behavior patterns, emotions and relationships and through experiential work to develop greater presence, authenticity and personal responsibility.

Therapeutic work Program

Education intended for professionals of assisting professions, but also for anyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of the psychotherapeutic process and develop knowledge and skills for professional work with people through an integrative approach.

At the presentation you will find out:

  • what is integrative body psychotherapy and how it differs from other approaches
  • how educational programs are structured
  • to whom the programs are designed.
  • what students get through personal and professional development
  • what the process of enrollment and participation in education looks like
  • what are the possibilities of continuing professional development after the completion of the program

In addition to presenting the program, you will have the opportunity to meet our presenters, ask questions and get specific information that can help you decide on the next step on your personal or professional path.

Whether you are thinking about working on yourself or training for working with people, this presentation will give you a clear insight into the approach, values and opportunities offered by the CIR INTP center.

Date:  23. September 2026
Location: Online
Registration fee: Participation is free of charge with prior registration.

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Relief. Quiet. Where does form stop and presence begin?

The first workshop as an invitation to slip from the world to the body. There is no rush, no expectation, no need to immediately “give”. Through the power of simple movement and deeper activation of the center, we explore what we bring with us and what we no longer need to carry. We work in pairs, in dyads, in silence and in touch. From the inside out. This is a place where you don't have to be good. You're real because you're feel what it means to rest in your own body without tasks, without performance.

Grounding. Return to gravity and slowness. In the body and nature.

After arrival, descend deeper. This afternoon workshop calls for consent to be difficult, to be received by the earth, to be supported by the body. We use breath and gravity as allies. Through floor work, deeper physical pressure, and small waves of release we learn how to empty ourselves to recharge. Eventually we form pods & # 8211; small trust groups that follow us through the entire intensive. The earth does not ask us to ascend. It is enough to descend and regulate through the breath and weight of the body so that you no longer seek stability from the outside, but really feel it within yourself.

Deidentification. Who am I when I stop being someone?

In this workshop we lay down the layers, not as an act of courage, but as a return to what was never complex. Through precisely guided physical therapy work, we come into contact with unconscious identifications that guide us like autopilot: I am the one who cares, the one who gives, the one who has to be strong.we use psychodynamic structures, working with testimony, release and regulation, to unravel what we have learned from within to call “I”. Through the body, you become more present for what you should not have shown, and you discover the unconscious roles that hold you in effort and guilt, without having to change. This isn't breaking up with yourself. This is a memory of yourself before all the roles.

When we stop looking, it finds us.

This Central Workshop opens a space for contemplation, expansion and integration, not through the mind, but through breath, movement and emptiness. By combining guided meditation, conscious breath and authentic dance, Griet leads us into a state that is neither introspective nor expressive, but pervasive. We learn to listen to the body when we don't make it talk. Breath comes in where words don't know. Movement does not come from an idea, but from silence. This is where real transpersonal psychotherapy happens: the moment when your body becomes the forest, the bird, the wind and all that together becomes you. You're entering a state of deep connection that can't be done by technique but happens when the body lets go of control. There is nothing missing in this silence.

Contact without performance. Closeness that does not require confirmation.

What if the contact doesn't require effort? This workshop restores the interpersonal dimension of the body in its most basic form: play, curiosity and human touch without an agenda. Through spontaneous interactions, contact play, and emotional group regulation, we learn what it means to be seen not because we are special, but because we are available. Lower intensity, more lightness. A space for laughter, touch, eyes that do not seek already offer presence. We use insights from Affective Neuroscience (play, care, seeking) to awaken our gentlest, most played selves. We will experience closeness without effort and drama and learn how contact can feed rather than exhaust. Intimacy doesn't start with pain. It starts in simple: Hey, here I am. You?

Visibility without noise. Invisibility without fear.

There's a place in us that doesn't try to be interesting. He doesn't hide from shame. It's a place that just is. This workshop explores the fine transitions between visibility and retraction. We don't need to be silent, we don't need to be silent. And without ever having to be “someone”. Through carefully structured movements, small rituals of discovery and hiding, we play with the space in between: what happens when you see me? What if you don't know who I am? Can I stand the tenderness of attention without having to prove myself? We push the boundaries between in and out, our own rhythm and common space, and let ourselves be seen exactly where we don't think we have anything to show. We will explore how being seen without noise and calm without avoiding which changes the way you appear in the world. This is not a workshop of expression, but of permission. And that changes everything.

Moving from intensity to daily flow

There is a freshness in the ordinary, a space in which nothing has to be proved. This is a place where freedom is not a goal, but a natural sequence of our being. In this workshop we explore how to retain the presence and tenderness we found in intensity as we walk through our days, obligations and demands. Through gentle movements, guided constellations and silent rituals of integration, we find our own paths of maintaining freedom in simplicity. What happens when commonality becomes our ally? How do you stay present in the silence and noise of the world? Can we go through the day with a consciousness that does not seek specialness, but accepts reality as a path to deeper authenticity? This is not an ending, but a gentle beginning. A journey from the space of intensity to the natural rhythm of life.