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  • OUR AGREEMENTS

    This page outlines how we care for each other in Playfight spaces.

    Please read it carefully before joining an event.

  • Entering the Practice

    Playfight is guided embodied confrontation. Through physical play we meet each other with presence, strength and care. It can stir deep emotions, open old stories, or awaken new strength. That’s why we hold clear agreements, so every step is taken with respect.

    Assess your capacity

    This practice can be intense. Sometimes playful, sometimes touching sensitive places.

    Before joining, feel into your own resources: is this the right moment for you to dive in?
    If you’re not sure, reach out, we’re happy to reflect with you.

    This is not therapy

    Our work can have therapeutic effects yet it's not a therapeutic process.

    We don’t offer treatment for trauma, mental illness, or replace professional care.

    We work in a group. Support is shared within the circle, not through ongoing one-to-one follow-up.

    If you’re moving through trauma or emotional instability, we ask you to have professional support in place before

    stepping in.

    Self-responsibility during the process

    When you join, you step in as the author of your experience. That means:

    • Saying yes or no from your truth.
    • Taking breaks when needed.
    • Asking for help if things get too much.
    • Letting facilitators know if you feel unsafe or overwhelmed.
    • Owning your reactions rather than blaming others.
    • Noticing the impact of your choices.
    • Taking charge of your integration after the event.

    Facilitators will support you in the group frame, but no one can take your place in caring for yourself.

    Integration

    The practice doesn’t end when the circle closes. Integration means giving yourself time to rest, digest, and connect with what emerged.

    Group channels stay open for sharing afterwards, and you can also reach out individually if you need.


  • Unsure if this is the right space for you?

    Contact us

    We can reflect together

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