CCA
International Academy
Embodying the Practice
8 - 11 November,
Fri-Sun
Free of charge
Hotelli Nuuksio,
Nuuksio National Park
CLARITY, CREATIVITY, ACTION

International Academy

Embodying the Practice

After the first training weekend of CCA method in Helsinki,

we are happy to announce our second on-site training weekend of

“CCA International Academy - Embodying the Practice”.

Registration
8-10th November Training
The training will take place at “Hotel Nuuksio” in the charming, authentic wooden cottage “Mäkitupa”, nestled in the serene surroundings of “Nuuksio National Park”. This tranquil setting offers a perfect backdrop for immersive learning experience and reflection with visiting guest experts from France, Italy and Jordan. Full weekend intensive focuses on the experiential side of the method, gathering new energies and inspiring exchange.

The training program is free of charge, while the accommodation is not included, you are warmly invited and encouraged to stay at “Hotel Nuuksio” over the weekend at your own expense. These amazing conditions offer a wonderful opportunity to fully experience the benefits of CCA method in a peaceful, natural environment. We wish you to take this time for yourself—dedicate it to your personal and professional growth, and nurture your well-being in the heart of nature with friendly international atmosphere.

THE PROGRAM
Friday 8.11
Arrival at your own time
16:00 Welcoming and Introduction
18:00 Dinner
19:30 Relaxation Session

Saturday 9.11
8:00 - 9:00 Breakfast
9:00 - 10:30 Morning Session: Clarity
10:30 - 12:00 CCA Theory
12:00 - 14:00 Lunch and Nature
14:00 - 15:30 Afternoon session: Creativity
Tea Break
16:00 - 17:30 Afternoon session: Action
17:30 - 19:00 Dinner
19:00 Community evening and Sauna (optional)

Sunday 10.11
8:00 - 9:00 Breakfast
9:00 - 10:00 Check in & Integration
10:00 -12:00 CCA Integrated Approach 1
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 - 15:30 CCA Integrated Approach 2
Tea Break
16:00 - 17:00 Integration and Closing

Accommodation and food is optional and at your own expense

*Accommodation:
Single room: 105€
Double room: 125€
*breakfast is included

**Meals
Breakfast buffet 15€ (included for hotel guests)
Lunch Buffet: 22€ (everyone)
Friday Dinner 13€ (Veg. soup & bread)
Saturday Dinner Buffet: 26€ (optional)

The venue: Hotelli Nuuksio, Naruportintie 68, Espoo
The training intensive presents the CCA methodology with emphasis on the practical workshops, which will increase your understanding of the mechanics and impacts of trauma, offer techniques for stress management and nervous system regulation, strengthen your coping skills, self-care tools, & well-being strategies, and, heighten your capacity for culturally sensitive care-giving.

The training will be focusing on the experience of the hands-on practices of the method, balanced with the theory behind trauma-informed approach, embodiment, art and drama therapy. Emphasis is given for trauma informed facilitation, self-care and regulation skills crucial for both the well-being of professionals & refugees, and the sustainability of refugee support services. There will be time for integration, international exchange, small groups, questions, and of course nature and relaxing!
WHO IS THIS TRAINING FOR?
Authorities providing various services to refugees and dislocated people
Humanitarian professionals & activists
Artists, yoga teachers, embodiment specialists
Care providers, educators
About the project

In 2023, Nadiya ry became a co-recipient of an Erasmus grant. The grant was awarded for a two-years project in collaboration with four other international associations in France, Italy, Jordan and Armenia working with refugees.


The project aims to create a handbook of comprehensive tools for self-care and regulation for professionals interacting with the refugees and other traumatised populations, so that they can use it for self-care & stress management for themselves and for their clients.


The tools are based on CCA methodology (Clarity, Creativity, Action), that unites embodiment, art therapy and drama therapy.


In addition to the handbook, a series of trainings will be held presenting the methodology hands-on to a wide range of professionals and specialists who are engaged in working with the refugees and dislocated people.

15 applicants will be chosen to participate in the second onsite training!


Deadline for the application - 18.10

The training course is facilitated by Nadiya Association
Nadiya, meaning "Hope" in Ukrainian, is more than an organization; it's a lived dream to build a dynamic art & well-being community for recovery and healing.

We support integration and trauma recovery of the refugees and others confronting life's challenges by providing holistic tools for regulation, resilience and resourcing, cultivating hope, peace, and a sense of belonging.

Our work is rooted in four core elements - Embodiment, Creativity, Nature and Community.
Our programs are designed to provide a safe space for experiences of flow with practical, easy to learn tools & skills for creating new pathways of connection and growth.

Nadiya is an association based in Kauniainen, Finland.

Our board consists of Ukrainian and Finnish members.
Meet the team

Viktoriya Kovalenko

Viktoriya is a dedicated researcher, traveler, nature lover, dancer, and somatic practitioner who delves deep into the wisdom that connects body, mind, and spirit. As a certified yoga and mindfulness teacher, somatic psychotherapist, and DanceAbility instructor, she empowers individuals and communities to restore balance, connection, and a sense of belonging. For Viktoriya, life is about finding harmony, sharing knowledge, and contributing to the greater good. Since the onset of the war in her home country of Ukraine, she has devoted herself to working with refugees and engaging in humanitarian activism.

Sini Haapalinna

Sini Haapalinna works as a community educator & multidiclplinary artist.
The focus in recent years has converged on interdisciplinary projects that support the creativity and well-being of communities, where along with art, methods from different fields and traditions are applied, such as somatic and
awareness skills, chi kung, trauma-informed & culturally sensitive practices, deep relaxation methods & nature assisted practices.

Alyona Budina

Alyona is a certified art therapist, somatic therapy practitioner and a creative writer who deeply believes in the transformative power of community and creativity. She enjoys facilitating female and family circles, combining therapeutic art practices with somatic techniques to foster healing, self-expression and connection. Curious about the richness of human experience, she observes and explores diverse cultures to reveal the idea that "there is always another way", encouraging others for greater self-discovery and growth.
Has experienced being a refugee herself, coming to Finland as a Ukrainian in 2022.
If you have any questions,
feel free to write us at
nadiya.creatinghope@gmail.com
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