Dinamika does research and application of psychosystemic work in counseling and facilitation for

• personal and organizational development and regeneration
• development and regeneration of communities and the environment

As the core of psychosystemic work, we draw attention to the connections between following structures and dynamics, and interweave them

• intrapersonal (psychological)
• interpersonal (relational)
• collective (organisational)
• systemic (bodily, social, political, economic and ecological)

Psychosystemic work is grounded in regenerative principles and practices of

• justice and solidarity
• care work
• permaculture
• sustainability

Dinamika is a space for

• holistic support
• lifelong learning
• critical reflection
• compassionate action
• just economic and ecological practices

The core team

Morana Trenta

Born in 1978 in Yugoslavia, Morana graduated in natural science (biology, ecology), undertaking research work until 2011 and afterwards moving into social and political activism. She has been training in Process-oriented Psychology (Process Work) in the United States, United Kingdom and is currently graduating in Slovakia. She has also trained in body work, trauma work and organisational counseling. Morana works in her private psychosystemic practice.

More on Morana on her personal website.

Andrew Hodges

Born in 1984 in the UK, Andy graduated the Natural Sciences Tripos (mathematics, psychology, history and philosophy of science) at the University of Cambridge before completing a PhD and working as a social anthropologist from 2008-2019. From 2014 onwards he has been training in transactional analysis with an interest in critical approaches to psychotherapy and counseling.

More on Andy on his personal website.