Everness Festival
Everness Transylvania
Boni Zsuzsánna
life and relationship coach, psychologist
Boni Zsuzsánna is a life and relationship coach, psychologist, and adult education specialist. At the heart of her work is conscious self-leadership: the ability to shape our decisions with clarity and responsibility, step out of old patterns, and move beyond emotional autopilot.
Her approach is both human-centered and practical. She works with an ontological coaching perspective and supports individuals and couples in turning self-awareness into concrete steps, and blocks into lasting, livable change. Her motto is: Create your life and love what you create. Her topics include building self-confidence through competence, recognizing the inner critical voice, navigating decision-making situations, and relationship communication, as well as playful self-awareness sessions for children and teenagers.
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How can we reframe our lives so it becomes a resource, not an explanation?
Activity for children aged 811
A practical tool to recognize autopilot and make more conscious decisions in everyday life.
That voice in your head doesnt always help sometimes it holds you back.
Lets explore together how you can step out of it.
Activity for ages 1418
Everyone has an inner voice that can sometimes be supportive, but at other times overly critical or strict. This playful session helps children recognize that inner voice and relate to it in a creative and safe way.
Through movement, games, and expressive activities, children can explore how to respond to themselves with greater kindness and self-acceptance
Why do we keep falling into the same conflicts again and again? How can blame, competition, and emotional distance be transformed into genuine cooperation within a relationship?
This talk/workshop offers a more conscious understanding of relationship patterns, communication habits, and the dynamics that either separate us or bring us closer together. An invitation to create a relationship based on trust, safety, and partnership instead of struggle
