Observe to regenerate: Living diagnosis and systemic thinking to initiate transformative processes

MODULE

Autumn

Four days in Cerdanya to get started in the analysis and understanding of living systems

Some of the activities you will experience

Mapping activities in the Verger Cerdà

Contemplative practice and integration

Meditative walk to identify patterns

Wellness spa. Spaces of silence and introspection.

Plant infusions to sharpen observation

Meals based on root foods and nutritious soups

Develop a systemic perspective and observational skills to understand living ecosystems

Practical information

Making space to see systems with new eyes. We cultivate a systemic perspective to better understand natural and social interactions, and we consciously diagnose what needs regeneration.

Work axes:

Patterns of nature as a compass for change: learn to observe natural patterns, cycles and forms to apply them to the design of more resilient human systems.
Systemic diagnosis and community mapping: tools to identify flows, roles, nodes and tensions within an ecosystem (ecological or social).
Limits as an entry point: understanding that limits (external or internal) can show us where we need to regenerate or transform.
Zones, sectors and energy within the system: introduction to design by zones and sectors as a method for organizing spaces and relationships efficiently.
Letting go of what doesn’t work: learning to recognize outdated structures and limiting thought patterns to make space for new, regenerative approaches.

What does this module include?

3 nights accommodation and full board
Access to the full program of workshops and activities
Entrance to the Ecocommunity to continue from home

A program based on scientific evidence

Some of the health and wellness benefits you will experience

Expanding your vision and understanding of the world as a living system
Sense of purpose through the design of projects with real impact
Regenerative connection with nature as a teacher
Body–mind–environment integration through conscious design
Increased emotional and relational resilience
Improved attention and self-observation
Stress reduction through meaningful contact with living ecosystems
Belonging to a transformative community of practice

The three steps to train with the module Observe to regenerate: Living diagnosis and systemic thinking to initiate transformative processes

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Answer the questionnaire we will send you to get to know you better.

Make your reservation and begin the (r)evolution

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Trainers

Facilitators who make this module possible

Oscar Gussinyer

I seek balance and social integration to overcome crises and inequalities. I have trained in non-violence, sustainability and systemic analysis. I have worked professionally in different areas of sustainability: water treatment, renewable energy and bioconstruction. I have been working in Permaculture design for 12 years. Currently, with resilience.earth, I work in ecosocial design and systemic analysis for groups, organizations and municipalities, through advice and training.

David Isern i Casanovas

Regenerative leader and permaculture practitioner. Third-generation steward of Cerdanya Viva and founder of the Institut Regeneratiu. I work to transform tourism and organisations through systemic innovation, connection with nature, and collective purpose. Facilitator, entrepreneur, and explorer of a future with life at the centre.

Berta Calders i Pinyol

Project coordinator, process facilitator and team builder. I like to bring order where there is dispersion, provide structure where direction is lacking and create spaces where people and projects can flourish. I have been coordinating projects, events and teams for over 15 years, always from a systemic, structured and deeply human perspective. I have trained in Systemic Tools for Organizations, in Personal and Professional Coaching, in Gestalt Therapy and Family Constellations. Currently a student of Somatic Experience.

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Frequently asked questions about our modules

To doubts, answers

Why trust us?

Our modules are new and do not yet have direct testimonials. We prefer to be transparent rather than create fictional stories, which is why we share what backs us: a solid and consistent track record.

Over 10 years of regenerative work, transforming a family-run tourism business into a pioneering ecosystem in Europe.
Hands-on experience with horizontal teams, implementing Holacracy and new governance models, managing people, emotions, and processes.
Human and professional guidance, as coaches, therapists, and facilitators during times of change, creativity, and life crises.
8 years of experience running Life Reset wellness programs at Cerdanya Viva Ecoestades, where hundreds of people have gone through deep processes of transformation and growth.

We draw inspiration from global pioneers and thinkers such as Anna Pollock, Giles Hutchins, Laura Storm, Vandana Shiva, and Fritjof Capra, who advocate for a way of living, creating, and leading that is alive, coherent, and life-centered.

Joining these modules means becoming part of a pioneering community—people who are opening new paths and becoming ambassadors of a regenerative way of seeing and shaping the world.

Is there any type of follow-up after the training?

Yes. Once you complete a training, you’ll gain access to our Eco-Community, where each month you can continue your learning through live sessions, exercises, tips, and exclusive resources to help you apply what you’ve learned to everyday life.

How long does the Master’s degree last?

The Master consists of 4 programs; that is, 16 modules. We recommend doing 4 modules per year, one for each season. By doing this, you would obtain the complete Master in 4 years.

How does the master’s degree work?

To obtain the master’s degree, you must complete 16 modules out of the 24 available. You can choose the ones that best suit your interests and goals.

What are the advantages of doing the entire master’s degree instead of just some modules?

The master’s degree gives you a global and integrated vision of regeneration applied to different areas, offers you a more complete certification and allows you to access deep and connected learning between disciplines.

Are there any prerequisites to take your training courses?

No previous qualification is required, just the interest and commitment to learning and applying regenerative knowledge in your personal or professional field.

In what environment are the trainings carried out?

The trainings take place in a unique natural setting, at the Institut Regeneratiu – Cerdanya Viva in Prullans, nestled in the Cerdanya valley, where each season’s cycles and energies are embraced.

What type of accommodation and food do you offer?

The accommodation is in a regenerative space located in Prullans, in Cerdanya, surrounded by nature, with welcoming and comfortable facilities. The meals are organic, local and balanced, prepared to promote well-being throughout the training.

What is a typical day of in-person training like?

Every day combines:

Wellness practices (yoga, meditation, forest bathing, etc.).
Experiential workshops related to the station’s energy.
Spare moments to rest or integrate.
Healthy meals and time shared with the group.

Are there financing options?

We offer several payment options to make training more accessible. Contact us to find out about the available options.

How do I know if this training is for me?

If you feel the need to change habits, regain balance, make better decisions and live in a more conscious and healthy way, our training will help you achieve this.

What happens after training?

The process doesn’t end with the in-person experience. You will become part of our Eco-Community, where you will receive monthly internships, advice, articles and new activities to continue learning and growing.

What should I bring?

Comfortable and warm clothing for outdoor activities.
Suitable footwear for walking in nature.
Notebook and pen for taking notes.
Reusable water bottle.
Open-mindedness and curiosity to explore new perspectives.

How are the modules structured?

Each module has a specific duration, from Thursday to Sunday, and is held in each season of the year. It combines theory and practice, with dynamics and experiential training with direct application in life and work.

What are the training modalities?

The training is given in a face-to-face format, with options for complementary online sessions, especially in mentoring and monitoring between modules.

Who are the modules aimed at?

The modules are short training courses, usually concentrated in four days, and are designed for anyone interested in personal and professional growth, regeneration, conscious leadership, well-being and innovation. They are ideal for entrepreneurs, professionals, team leaders and people in the process of change who want to live with more balance and meaning.

Do you offer certifications upon completion of training?

Yes, each completed module gives you an individual certification. If you complete an entire program, which consists of 4 modules, you will obtain a diploma. And finally, if you successfully complete 16 modules, from any program, you can obtain the title of Master in Regeneration and Transformation.

Do I have to follow a specific order in the modules?

No, you can choose the modules according to your needs and preferences, and you can do them at your own pace.

What is the added value of the training?

These are immersive and transformative experiences that go beyond theory. They are experiential, practical, and directly applicable to both personal and professional life. In addition, they include certification and an active community to continue learning beyond the training.