If you are coming out of a difficult relationship full of fears, anger, sacrifices… If you fear the nightmare from the past may return… If you are now building something new and anxiety disrupts your joy… We invite you to the C.E.L. Foundation for a series of weekend meetings for Women. WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT YOURSELF, HIM AND YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO BE TOGETHER, NOT APART… We invite women who have experienced violence, who are building another relationship and fall into various familiar and unfamiliar traps. We will look for the sources of the problem and directions for desired change. We have three blocks and three meeting topics ahead of us: 1) WHO ARE YOU TO YOURSELF AND TO HIM On good being apart for building a healthy “together”. 2) WHAT MUST BE DEALT WITH BEFORE A “TOGETHER” EMERGES What I and he bring into the relationship and whether we really want the same things; about the curiosity of mutual getting to know each other. 3) MERGING OUR WORLDS AND HISTORIES INTO A “TOGETHER” About space for our loved ones and our past in the new “together”; about places and positions for me and for him in complex family relations and traditions. Dates (weekend meetings) — please reserve: 15 March 29 March 19 April 9–10 May 31 May 2026 (4 one-day meetings and 1 two-day meeting) We plan to start work at 10:00 and finish no later than 18:00. Contact: We are available on Mondays and Thursdays from 15:00–18:00. Phone: 508 797 177. Periodically the phone 22 646 22 56 is also active. You can leave a message with a phone number or write an email to biuro@fundacjacel.pl. In both cases we will call back as soon as possible. The first step is a meeting with the group leader. The decision to participate may require time — if we can help in this process, please contact us. We look forward to applications! OFFER ONLY FOR WOMEN LIVING IN WARSAW. Residents of Mokotów have priority. Participation in the classes is free of charge. Group classes for Women are implemented as part of the task “Stopping helplessness in the face of domestic and family violence”, financed from the funds of the Capital City of Warsaw, Mokotów District.
