Maja has always been interested in the conditions, both societal and personal, of people seeing the world and coming to act in it in a different way.
As a a social anthropologist (PhD 2007), she has explored these interests through her work in the anthropology of time, the anthropology of the body, and of the mind and consciousness, as well as in political and medical anthropology. She uses a combination of ethnographic and experimental methods to understand individual and collective bodily and 'imaginal' practices in social contexts requiring, in some sense, fundamental transformation and healing.
Maja's journey with breathwork began in 2015. She has trained experientially in transpersonal and transgenerational therapy and psychology, as well as in various modalities of expanded states of consciousness and the Holotropic paradigm.
As a fully certified freelance Holotropic Breathwork® facilitator, she works at and offers support in Holotropic Breathwork workshops and GTT modules in Slovenia, Austria and Greece. She looks forward to continuing to explore breathing, and helping others to attend to everything unknown, unconscious, unthinkable and unacknowledged that may be sensed when we attend to our own breath. Her intention to this end is to support the growth and availability of Holotropic Breathwork in Europe and around the world.
What is Holotropic Breathwork: Holotropic Breathwork™ is a powerful approach to self-exploration and personal empowermen...
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Important for GTT students/practitioners: this particular workshop will fulfill the virtual module requirement. Holotropic Breathwork® workshop takes place in the Velosimed Center, in a beautiful setting under the mighty Kočna mountain.
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This is a special Holotropic Breathwork Workshop for seasoned holonouts, who would like to deepen the depth of integration and understanding (in the broader sense of the meaning) of your holotropic journeys so far. It can be your holotropic work done through Holotropic Breathwork, psychedelic thera
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