GROUND FLOOR LAB Berlin 2025
Tuesday Oct 28th – Sunday Nov 2nd 2025
Ballhaus Rixdorf
Kottbusser Damm 76
10967 Berlin

Ground Floor Lab Berlin
28. Oct 10.00 – 2. Nov 2025 13.00 CET with Deborah Lewin & Bence Gáspár
An Exploration of Life Through Movement for Personal Healing, Professional Growth, and Community Building
A foundation in the most up to date approaches to embodiment and mindful movement, our Ground Floor Lab is an intensive, experiential, 30-hour introduction to the Open Floor curriculum. During this 6-day program you experience practical skills to use them in your movement practice, your everyday life, workplace and community.
You will peek behind the curtain to see how Open Floor sessions are built around movement resources. This is a required step to join the Open Floor Teacher Training.
For more information on our faculty for our GFL, please visit their website:
https://www.vitalmoves.co.uk/about-deborah
https://www.bencegaspar.com/about
This program is taught in English.
Curriculum Highlights
The key concepts and foundational principles of Open Floor Movement Practice.
An experiential session dedicated to each of ten Open Floor Movement Resources.
A taste of how we move on the Open Floor through the Four Dimensions of Embodiment and the Four Relational Hungers.
An overview of the philosophy and core values that inform the Open Floor teachings.
Each movement session includes a look ‘behind the scenes’ from a professional perspective for an understanding of the intention, structure and purpose of each experience.
Deepen your practice, learn new skills and expand your knowledge.
Our Ground Floor Lab is the starting point for anyone who wants to teach Open Floor Movement Practice and professionals who want to bring embodimemt into their work and communities.
This training is particularly suited to
- Dedicated, long-term movers interested in knowing more about Open Floor Movement Practice and how it works
- Coaches, trainers or teachers of an embodiment, movement or conscious dance practice looking for inspiration and new skills
- Professionals in social care, health, mind-body therapies, education, and first response services, who want to integrate embodiment and mindful movement into their work
- Mental health professionals who already work with an embodied approach, or want to do so