TRANSFORMATION
THERAPY / BERLIN
RELATIONAL, EXPERIENTIAL PSYCHOTHERAPYby Dani Tut Bar · Heilpraktiker für Psychotherapie

FREE RESOURCES

Something to
take with you.

Workbooks and reflective exercises for exploring yourself, your relationships and the ways you connect.

A SMALL GIFT

No email. No sign-up. No strings attached.

These resources are here to be used, shared in conversation and returned to whenever they feel helpful. Just a little something from my practice to yours, freely given.

Relationships & intimacy

Cover preview of The Intimacy Lab

12 pages · PDF WORKBOOK

The Intimacy Lab

A Workbook for Couples

A spacious workbook for exploring emotional needs, relationship patterns, desire, connection and the future you want to create together.

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Cover preview of The Three-Day Intimacy Experiment

5 pages · PDF WORKBOOK

The Three-Day Intimacy Experiment

A Couples Journaling Journey

Three gentle invitations to reflect, write and share about appreciation, vulnerability, intimacy and pleasure.

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Kink, rope & embodied connection

Cover preview of What Happens to You When Kink Gets Close?

2 pages · PDF WORKBOOK

What Happens to You When Kink Gets Close?

A body-based exploration

Notice what happens in your body when connection becomes intense or uncertain, and explore the resources that help you find more choice.

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Cover preview of What’s My Risk Profile?

24 pages · PDF WORKBOOK

What’s My Risk Profile?

Risk, Consent & Limits in Kink and Rope

A deeper workbook on risk, consent, stress responses and harm reduction, co-created with Marcos Mangani.

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Cover preview of Who Am I Becoming in Rope?

13 pages · PDF WORKBOOK

Who Am I Becoming in Rope?

A Journaling Workbook

Reflect on your rope journey, your desires, relationships, boundaries, community and the next steps you want to take.

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Take what is useful.

These materials are invitations to reflect, not tests to pass or instructions for how you should feel. They are educational resources and do not replace individual psychotherapy, practical rope safety training or emergency support. Some were originally created for classes and can also be explored on your own.

The Risk Profile workbook was created together with Marcos Mangani.