11/06/2026
Last weekend, a group of us from Hamburg took the train to Berlin for the It's Complicated | Therapy online & offline conference.
Part professional development, part field trip, part community adventure.
As therapists, we often spend our days in one-to-one conversations, sitting with individual stories. Yet this weekend reminded us how important it is to occasionally step out of our therapy rooms and gather with colleagues who are asking similar questions:
How do we stay present in a world that often feels fragmented?
How do we make space for complexity without rushing toward certainty?
How do we remain deeply human as technology, culture and society continue to change around us?
Across talks, workshops, conversations over coffee, and the journey there and back, we found ourselves returning to the same idea: healing doesn’t happen in isolation.
The theme of Rupture and Repair felt particularly relevant, not only in our clinical work, but in communities, relationships, and the wider world that we inhabit.
We’re back to Hamburg with new ideas, fresh inspiration, and gratitude for the chance to learn together.
And perhaps that’s one of the most meaningful parts of being a community of therapists: not having all the answers, but continuing to stay curious, connected, and in conversation.
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