THE MAKING OF HEALING SPACES
Knowledge Track
The Knowledge Track is an online program starting on March 3rd, with seven weekly live sessions complemented by additional learning materials.
The course offers insight into the foundations of spatial conditions for healing practices and provides practical tools to understand, investigate, and conceive healing spaces.
The live sessions will be held across different time zones and accompanied by discussions and talks that cultivate an active network and community.
The live sessions will be held across different time zones and accompanied by discussions and talks that cultivate an active network and community.
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What's included
Live sessions with input and talks
In seven weekly online sessions, scheduled in the evening you will learn the foundations of healing spaces and talk with experts on the themes of regenerative, transformative and liminal spaces for healing.
Learning materials and online forum
The live sessions are accompanied by additional materials, recorded videos and PDFs reflecting the content of the course.
Participate in our online forum, share thoughts and ideas, increase connection, get help with your studies
Weekly tasks and certificate
Weekly tasks and a final review of your final exam lead to the Healing Space Design Certificate.
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GET A GLIMPSE INTO THE CONTENT...
This school understands healing not as repair or relief, but as a continuous process of self-evolution—personal, collective, and planetary. We work with space as a transformative medium, capable of opening thresholds, supporting liminal states, and facilitating profound change.
The core mission of The Making of HEALING SPACES is to research, teach, and prototype healing spaces as transformative environments. Through interdisciplinary design methods combining spatial atmospheres, ritual practices, sensory research, and spiritual inquiry, the program develops new models for how space can actively support long-term personal, collective, and ecological development.
By positioning healing as an ongoing evolutionary process rather than a medical or commercial solution, the program addresses urgent contemporary challenges: disconnection from the body, fragmentation of meaning, and the loss of spatial practices that support psychological, social, and planetary well-being.
By positioning healing as an ongoing evolutionary process rather than a medical or commercial solution, the program addresses urgent contemporary challenges: disconnection from the body, fragmentation of meaning, and the loss of spatial practices that support psychological, social, and planetary well-being.
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