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TC Embodied Habits

TC Embodied Habits

TC Embodied Habits

Project Organizer: Zaptes Ruki

The training will take place from August 27 to November 6 in Laumas, Latvia.

Main Goal: To equip youth workers with practical embodied tools (such as breathing techniques, yoga, and dance) combined with habit-building frameworks (e.g., Atomic Habits) that help young people improve motivation, emotional regulation, and daily habits.

Project Objectives:

  • To teach youth workers how to help young people transform short-term learning into lasting positive habits

  • To introduce breathing techniques, yoga, dance, and improvisation as practical tools for motivating and emotionally regulating young people.

  • To enable participants to design and test their own workshops and take concrete templates back to their communities.

  • To connect 31 youth workers from 8 countries for experience exchange, resource sharing, and long-term cooperation.

Working language: English.

Number of participants: 4

Ideal participant profile:

  • Age: 18+

  • Actively involved in youth work

  • Minimum one year of practical experience working with young people

  • Sufficient level of English

Important information:

Accommodation, meals, materials, and travel costs (up to the maximum allowed amount) are covered.

Travel cost limits: 309 € / 417 € (green travel)

Extremely important: Keep all travel documents and tickets for reimbursement – the participant must retain travel documents to and from the venue and submit them / send them to the project organizer according to their instructions.

Insurance: Travel insurance is not covered or reimbursed by the organizers. Each participant is obliged to arrange health insurance valid in Latvia.

  • Purchase tickets only after written confirmation from the organizers.

  • All participants must attend all meetings and subsequent dissemination activities.

HOW TO APPLY?

Fill out this form!

You can find the INFOPACK HERE

Application deadline: 5. 8. 2026

This project is supported by the Erasmus+ program.