The teachers behind our online courses Different voices.A shared care. Good teaching begins with a person. Good learning leaves room for you.
Elena brings together her own online courses and those of guest teachers such as Lukas. Get to know each educator, explore their approach and choose the online learning that speaks to you.
Elena Awareness & everyday practice Lukas Listening & connection Meet your guides
Find a voicethat speaks to you. Each educator brings a different focus. Read a little about their approach, explore their course and open a lesson to get a feel for the teaching.
Noticing what is already here. Founder · Awareness & everyday practice Elena Fischer I’m interested in the small moments we usually hurry past: the way we arrive at a desk, listen to someone we love, or notice that we need a pause.
Everyday awareness Making room to pause A practice of your ownMore about Elena Learn with Elena The art of pausing For the moments when life feels hurried and you would like a little more room to notice, choose and respond.
Online · 6 lessons · At your own pace Making room for one another. Guest educator · Listening & connection Lukas Weber A good conversation doesn’t always begin with finding the right words. Sometimes it begins with giving another person a little more room.
Attentive listening Clearer conversations Connection with choiceMore about Lukas Learn with Lukas Listening with room For the conversations that matter, when you want to listen more closely and express yourself with greater care.
Online · 6 lessons · At your own pace What connects our teaching
Our own perspectives.The same care for yours. You will hear different voices here. What stays consistent is clear guidance, respect for your pace and an invitation to put learning into practice.
Clear guidance Understand the idea before trying the practice. Plain language and manageable lessons give you a starting point without assuming prior knowledge.
Your own experience There is no particular feeling to achieve. Pause, repeat or adapt an exploration, and notice what is useful in your own circumstances.
Learning that travels Take a small discovery into an ordinary day: a moment of pause, a more attentive conversation, or a different way to meet something familiar.
Find your beginning
You don’t have todecide straight away. Start with a question that matters to you. Read a course outline, try a lesson, and see whether the way of teaching feels like a good fit.