I was a physiotherapist for decades with a specialty in Somatics and training in many areas. What is being offered here is leading edge neuroplastic retraining combined with a deep exploration of your unique Human Design. Both are incredibly potent. I've been practicing these drills for a year and although I was already in great shape in my early 60's, and had done a lot with the body over many years, quantum leaps have happened for me with these practices. I feel younger and better than ever!

Truely the best investment in myself ever made. The drills have changed my life for the better. I have come out of a burnout, got my menstruation cycle back and feel so much more grounded, regulated. I have stronger boundaries and could go on about all the other things that changed. And I am just such a fan of the drills and workouts. To me, they are a playground to discover new parts of yourself. The most amazing, gently and sometimes challenging but loving way to (re)connect to yourself <3

I love this space! I love Marco and Pasha, such amazing teachers, so many great people in here and I absolutely am thrilled with Sensory Design, exploring it and applying it, reaching places within me that were previously unreachable(many years filled with many many modalities) the content is rich and it all makes perfect sense, to my body, spirit and my mind (whew thats a rarity 🤣 all on the same page)

the archive is a beautiful gathering of curious and aware community members, being vulnerable, building strength and supporting one another. the drills and knowledge itself is helpful, but the people behind it are what makes this group work. deeply grateful for the immense support and everyday interaction the archive provides! the drills are the most effective tool to date in my personal self-care kit.

Best investment for embodying our Human Design, the most surprising experience that my body said YES. We are having so much fun playing with all of the materials, plus this is such a safe place to develop my natural morality (from a self-observed 1/3) study play feedbacks exploring sensation patient humour Yep, we have it all.