Nika is a pedagogue, a student of body-oriented psychotherapy, and a creator of spaces where people can truly meet. For the past three years, she has been co-creating Guardians Festival, which has grown into the largest music-spiritual festival in Slovenia, while also organizing New Dimension dating events across the country.
Her work weaves together education, therapeutic practice, and community building. As a therapist under supervision, she is deeply interested in how the body, presence, and authentic contact open space for real inner shifts. She believes in experiential learning — through movement, exploration, honest conversation, and creating environments where it feels safe to be fully yourself.
Nika is passionate about designing experiences where people first reconnect with themselves, and from there, with others. Through workshops, festivals, and group processes, she supports personal growth, social skills, and the courage to live and relate authentically.

Maja Grintal is a Somatic Sex & Relationship Coach, temple facilitator, and author devoted to guiding people back into embodied presence, sensuality, authentic expression, and conscious connection. Her work bridges somatics, relational awareness, and erotic intelligence, creating spaces where depth and play can safely coexist.
She completed professional training at the Somatica® Institute as a Somatic Sex & Relationship Coach, and has also trained with the International School of Temple Arts, including Sexual Bodywork. Her facilitation draws from nervous system awareness, conscious touch principles, movement, ritual, and practical relational tools that participants can integrate into everyday life.
Over the past years, she has facilitated and co-facilitated workshops and temple spaces across Europe, holding containers for conscious relating, polarity work, embodied boundaries, and emotional integration. Her spaces are known for being grounded, safe, and gently transformative.
With an academic background in Sociology, Maja brings both cultural awareness and relational insight into her work. She is also one of the pioneers of bringing somatic sexology into the public conversation in Slovenia through social media, making topics of intimacy, embodiment, and pleasure more accessible and less taboo. She is the author of the first one-of-its-kind book in Slovene & Croatian language Pot do užitka, exploring pleasure as a pathway to self-connection and personal transformation.