PLAYFIGHT ETHICS

We offer a space for embodied exploration, empowerment, and transformation. This process can bring up strong emotions. It may touch personal or painful topics. That’s part of the depth—and it might not be the right time for some based on capacity and resources.

While our work can have therapeutic effects, it is not a therapeutic process.
It is not meant to heal trauma, treat mental illness, or replace professional support

We work in a group setting, with a circular approach. This means we cannot offer individual after-care or ongoing emotional support beyond the space of the practice itself. We may hold space for personal topics - this is only when it serves the group process and does not disrupt its flow.

We trust you to assess whether you need additional personal support, and we welcome you to approach us if something arises.
Our values are rooted in the belief that healing and transformation happen through connection. And connection begins when we feel empowered to recognize that we need help and to speak our truth. This is not easy, and it's a lifelong journey; we’re all learning how to do it.

If you are currently navigating trauma, emotional instability, or in need of one-on-one support, we ask that you consult a trusted professional before joining.

By choosing to participate,we ask you to commit to doing your best to take full responsibility for your emotional and physical well-being.
We know this isn’t always easy. We ask you to do your best. We’re human. We make mistakes.
In challenging moments, the facilitators will do their best to back you up within the group frame. Still, this support does not replace your responsibility. Self-awareness is a lifelong practice, and this space invites you to meet yourself with honesty and care.

You don’t have to do it all alone.
Yet you are responsible for speaking up, making conscious choices, and tending to your well-being.
This is a core part of the work we do.

If you’re unsure whether this space is right for you, write to us. We’re happy to help you reflect before making your decision.

Self-responsibility means staying connected to yourself and your needs throughout the process.

It means:
– Saying yes or no based on your own truth
– Taking breaks when needed
– Asking for help if something feels too much
– Letting the team know if you feel unsafe or overwhelmed
– Owning your reactions, rather than blaming others
– Acknowledging the impact of your own choices
– Taking charge of your integration during and after the event

– Integration: We encourage you to continue reflecting, resting, and connecting with what has emerged.If you need support, the group communication channels (like Telegram) remain open after the event. You’re also welcome to reach out individually to the team.

You don’t have to do it alone—but you do need to take the first step.