Meet the
facilitators
Three facilitators bring complementary gifts and a shared commitment to walking the talk.
Nathan has spent nearly thirty years working at the intersection of sound, meaning, and what it takes to change. He holds a PhD in the sociology of religion, focusing on how people actually encounter the sacred — not in theory, but in experience. Through Agapic Chants, he uses communal singing to create conditions where something real can move. He brings structure and presence; the transformation is yours.
Mikael runs a private practice dedicated to supporting people in uncovering their essential qualities. His work is body-centric and relational, drawing on years of training in the Realization Process and somatic bodywork. He invites you to explore clean gender and power not as concepts, but as living experiences in the body that we can open to.
Gabriel is a psychoanalysis candidate at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich. Working as a barrister in criminal law and prisons, he saw cultures of male violence up close. His experiences in law, startups, and flourishing practices also hold many examples of positive-sum male collaboration. He accompanies people seeking interiority or finding meaning — in particular, men navigating the failed polarities of armoured and collapsed.