RESET: Beyond the System – Training course in Bulgaria

RESET: Beyond the System – Training course in Bulgaria
20-29 Jan 2026
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Participating countries:
Accredited Erasmus+ KA151 PDA, open to NGOs from:
EU Member States and Erasmus+ Associated Countries
Third countries not associated with the Programme

Deadline for applications: 1 Dec 2025

This is a learning program. It requires full focus and participation.
Travel reimbursement is only sent to those who fully participate in all phases, including the follow-up and dissemination.

By applying to this course you take responsibility and risks. Inform yourself about the regulation and potential risks. Smokinya Foundation cannot be held liable for any of the potential risks, and this post is only with informative and popularising purposes.

A journey to rebuild humanity in a digitally overstimulated world.

We are constantly exposed to information, digital stimulation, and social pressure, yet many experience loneliness, burnout, and a lack of meaning.

“RESET: Beyond the System” is Smokinya Foundation’s answer to this paradox.

It invites participants to step out of digital noise, reconnect with their values, body, and environment, and rediscover clarity and purpose in their personal and professional lives.

Details here:
ℹ Information: https://bit.ly/2026-RESET-TC
▶︎ Application: https://bit.ly/Reset-App-Form
📩 Contact: [email protected]

What to expect
By the end of the training, participants will be able to:
☘ Identify and map the systems they are part of (personal, organizational, societal).
☘ Recognize patterns of reactivity and practice conscious decision-making.
☘ Manage their digital habits and practice mindful use of technology.
☘ Communicate their values and life purpose with clarity.
☘ Apply systemic tools (such as the 5R Model) in personal and organizational contexts.
☘ Integrate self-reflection and peer learning as lifelong habits.

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