I design and facilitate workshops and courses that bring together experiential learning, reflection, and creative practice. Each offer is shaped around the group’s specific needs and questions and supports participants in developing embodied awareness, relational leadership, and sense of belonging within the wider web of life.

Featured workshops and courses

  • Rooted Allyship

    A hands-on, heart-open course to build meaningful relationships with the wild plants around you.

    In this course we will open to the wisdom of plants and explore what it means to be in allyship with them in a time of ecological and social unraveling. Through embodied, sensory and creative practices, we will learn and practice ways of listening, sensing and responding to the plants around us. We will learn to recognise, harvest, prepare and work with local wild plants as teachers and kin.

    Start April 26, 2026, Aarhus

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  • Work That Reconnects

    Work that Reconnects is a facilitated group process that supports us in meeting the ecological and social challenges of our time with honesty, resilience, and collective courage. Through guided exercises, sharing, ritual, and embodied practices, we move from overwhelm and isolation toward connection, gratitude, and empowered action.

    I offer both one-off workshops and longer courses.

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  • Tea Mandala

    Tea Mandala is a guided ritual-workshop for creating a personal tea blend with the support of plants and intention. A space to slow down, meet plants, reconnect with your senses, and listen to inner guidance.

    It can be booked as a session — individually or for a group. For friends, colleagues, teams, ceremonies, festivals, or one-to-one processes.

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Other workshops and courses

  • Wild Women Wintering

    An embodied, earth-centered invitation to connect with the wisdom of winter, darkness, and the wild feminine. A course, a circle, a journey - a space for resting and holding each other through winter. More here.

  • TAIGA

    TAIGA is a transformational leadership program for female and non-binary people working in arts and culture that we have co-created with Agnieszka Bulacik and that our community is now weaving further. We have held 6 cycles of online program microTAIGA, four annual in-person Becoming TAIGA gatherings, and two editions of FJORDS - TAIGAs sibling program in Aarhus. Read more about it here. And follow @newvisions_ for upcoming calls.

  • Tools for change

    Workshop for activists, change-makers and all those willing to explore their place in contributing to positive change. offered as a space to get inspired to keep responding to the challenges of our times with active hope, connectivity, and creative actions. part of Frontløberne, UKH and Institut for X's project www.sweetcity.dk

    The workshop was documented by a TV program. You can watch it here.

  • Creating Communities of Well-Being

    A series of workshops for grassroots cultural centers, exploring practices for fostering resilience, self- and community-care, well-being, and setting healthy boundaries in a working environment. Offering tools for creating nourishing and equitable relationships in teams.

    The workshops took place in three different cultural centers in Europe, each adapted to specific working and team context of each of the centres. The project was supported by Trans Europe Halles Wellbeing Hours program.

  • Wild Women Rising

    7 week course & creative activist intervention. An experimental, playful, embodied, earth-connected course exploring womenhood(S) of today. 10 women exploring how to challenge patriarchal and colonial modes of living and working and build relationships otherwise. Through uncovering authentic voice, deep listening and radical care work.

  • Council of All Beings

    A ritual practice and performative workshop at the conference “Global Environmental Justice and Its Limits: Complexities of Time and Space” organized by Aarhus University. A workshops that enables a deeper engagement with the more-than-human worlds and acknowledgement of interconnectedness of all beings in the web of life. In the context of this conference, it served as a space for broadening the conversions around environmental justice and its colonial entanglements by inviting more-than-human lifeforms to the “table”. Participants of this space were invited to a series of embodied and creative practices to both prepare for the communal ritual of the council and weave the experience into their further work.

  • Exploring our bodies as maps of racialization

    Workshop at Whiteness and racialization in/between East and West Symposium, Roskilde University. Focus on our physical bodies as vessels of racialized experiences and sources of knowledge of how to tend to the individual and collective scars of racialization. Through a series of embodied practices and individual & collective reflection exercises we practice listening deeply to our bodies; unravel some of the ways racialization affects different bodies in different political contexts; and explore ways of tending & mending some of the impacts of racialization through our bodies. 

  • Moving with the Forest Within

    A sensory experience at Sustain Your Mental Event dedicated to interdisciplinary explorations of Mental health. Organized by Tiny Planet FM. Nature connectedness is shown by countless research to be a critical factor in supporting good mental health and preventing distress, anxiety and depression. There are many ways to cultivate nature connectedness, even when the wilderness outside might not be in reach. This embodied session will invite us to explore the idea of interconnectedness of all life through movement, sound, and reflection, aimed at deepening our connectedness with oneself, one another, and the Earth.

  • Connectedness Journey

    An imaginative, site-specific workshop/ experience and journey for a team to offer a space and some guidance to have a collective experience out of the ordinary doings of their day to day. An experience that is highly playful, involves storytelling, moving through different places as a team, talking about a variety of topics and engaging in different creative exercises.

    This one was crafted specifically for the office and board of Institut for (X).

  • Estonian Creative Residencies Network meeting

    Moderating the annual network meeting by offering practices to get to know one another as persons, align on long-term vision and strategy, as well as agree on next years priorities and responsibility division in the network organization.

    https://www.loore.ee/post/loore-network-members-got-together-in-massia

  • "What is our Vision and Mission" process guidance

    A one year process with Institut for (X) to arrive at a vision and mission statement, as well as strategic work areas for the future, aligned with the vision and mission. This process involved several workshops with different key member groups at the platform, individual interviews, drafting the vision and mission statements based on this process, and guiding the finalization and internal communication of the vision/mission.

  • “Can cities afford to experiment?”, lecture

    Speech/ inspirational input at the Social Innovation forum organized by Liepāja municipality, within the framework of the "Future Diversities - Creativity in an Urban Context" project. Talking about the culture festival Kometa I was coorganizing in Riga, Latvia, elements of innovation in in it, relationships with different partners in festival organization, and the role of grassroots cultural initiatives in urban development processes.

  • We are relationships

    Workshop at Trans Europe Halles conference “Cultural Impact! Now!”. This workshop was a space to come together both as cultural leaders and as humans to (re)connect with the core of the work of cultural practitioners. What are the diferent missions (even if not formulated in this way) that drive our work? What changes are we longing for? How are we working and how can we work towards these changes? Together participants explored these and other questions through a set of self-reflection exercises, exchanges with one another, and embodied practices, woven together to invite learning and unlearning with body, mind, and emotions.

  • Being Nature

    One day temporary island of pause, reflection, connecting and sensing.

    To listen to nature sounds in the middle of the city bustle; sip a herbal infusion from plants growing in Aarhus; participate in nature fortune telling; go on a guided exploration of the more-than-human world at Bispetorvet, take part in the co-creation of a zine of nature connection practices or simply get some inspiration for cultivating more connection with the rest of the living world.

What participants say

  • "It was incredible to witness what it means when somebody holds a space. Liene, the way – tender, fluid, strong, curious, present, patient, nonjudgemental, loving….. allowed me to go to places that are far from easy to reach. There was so much presence of safety and openness."

    /Work that Reconnects participant/

  • "This team journey was incredible. Connective. Self-reflective. Communion oriented. Bonding. Refreshing. Growth oriented. Mythological. I have laughed. I have cried. I have felt like being in a fairy tale with my good companions. The framework of the journey, the gamification and mysterious story-telling made the whole experience very bonding, honest and joyful. My takeaways are both personal, professional and social - spending extraordinary time together with colleagues and board members was a brilliant way to connect."

    Participant of the end of year journey and team building day at Institut for (X).

  • "It feels so great to know you are in this city doing this work. I appreciated the safe space a lot to explore topics that are often uncomfortable I loved the facilitation - calm, gentle, structured. It was great to attune more to each other and spend quality time together as a team. I feel we are more connected as humans and as colleagues in climate work."

    Participant of the “Work that Reconnects” Workshop for Aarhus Omstiller team

  • "I am so grateful, thank you from the widest space of my heart. I feel connected, seen, heard and safe in that. I was very impressed with how much we managed to go through in the day and thats thanks to your pro and humanly facilitation. I have gained a fresh perspective on the different ways of activism, feel like part of a strong network of other changemakers and am leaving with confidence and huge amount of energy to channel into my strategic planning and next actions. "

    Participant of “Tools for Change” workshop

  • "Thank you for your clarity, care and generosity. I felt deeply held, and safe in this workshop. Thank you for clearing the space for grief, fear, anger, emptiness - because we stand / sit on hope. I loved and cherished that you integrated where your practices come from. Whether it be you, your mentors, teachers, theories, stories. Acknowledging the lineage, the shoulders we stand on and roots we grow from. The access to go deep into this work came easy because of your courage and skill to hold the structure so beautifully, to set a clear frame, while leaving so much space for flexibility, to look with kind eyes. I'm inspired."

    Participant of the “Work that Reconnects” open workshop

  • "I feel empowered, connected. I feel agency and power to create! Thank you so much! These kinds of spaces are so massively needed on conferences. To remind us we are here as full humans."

    “We are Relationships” workshop participant, TEH Conference in Ebeltoft “Cultural Impact! Now!”

  • "It is so needed to have these moments of being together and sharing, imagining, dreaming about what relationships we want to have with each other. And to put it as priority - as one of the important tasks during the worklife, not just as a conversation to have "if" we have spare time and inspiration. We need to mindfully create the time and space for doing that. Thank you for this amazig workshop to have the space and tools for that."

    Participant of “Creating Spaces of Wellbeing” workshop for Kaņepes Culture Centre

  • "The workshop was so well prepared, with a format so we had something to work after. It was very relevant for all of us as employees / users / humans at Institut for (X). Safe space is a brave space and it was so inspiring to see how that was already reflected in the structure of the workshop. I also loved how hands on and informed it was - with the journal you had made and the examples from other cultural platforms tackling similar challenges. Tools of brainstorming and manifesting was also useful. "

    Participant of the “Creating Safe(r) Spaces” workshop at Institut for (X)

  • "I’m leaving with so much. A wholeness in believing that we are connected to the earth and each other. That we are synergy. And the courage to trust my instincts and wild womanhood more. I really liked the mix of being invited to explore within myself and my communication with the world around me and the space being held for vulnerability and “trying things out, with the risk of loosing control for a while. Getting direct assignments to practice this other side of me. You are a magical human and space-holder. Your honesty, love and care, and attention to details made it all so special."

    Participant of the “Wild Women Rising” course

  • "It was such a breather. The topics covered and what we research can be emotionally taxing so just having an opportunity to take a step back and center in our bodies and emotions is so good. But it was also a great experience in listening deeply to other people and exploring racialization more somatically. I am also walking away with the reminder that there needs to be more of these spaces to explore our thoughts and emotions in academia. "

    Participant of “Exploring our bodies as maps of racialization” workshop, part of Whiteness and racialization in/between East and West Symposium, Roskilde University

  • "I leave with a feeling of connection and common experiences between all of us. I liked the progressive weave of shared experience. It was an amazing invitation to explore different ways of thinking and I have learned a lot and feel inspired. It was also such a beautiful start for my TEH meeting. I got to know some of my colleagues on a much deeper level than ever."

    Participant of “Everything Leans” workshop, TEH Conference in Prague

  • "Cooperation with Liene in moderating our network meeting was very pleasant and smooth. The clarifying questions Liene asked after we had described our wishes were a great help in understanding better what we really want to achieve with our meeting. The moderation process itself also exceeded our expectations - the work sessions conducted by Liene were very effective, but at the same time humanly warm (just what you need if you want to make people work together). I really hope that we will be able to cooperate with Liene in the future and for longer period- she thinks constructively but at the same time really considers your needs."

    Evelyn, LOORE: Estonian Creative Residencies Network