Mikhail Labkovsky in Germany

Mikhail Labkovsky in Germany: a series of psychological standups in Hamburg, Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt

Germany will host long-awaited meetings with one of the most famous Russian-speaking psychologists - Mikhail Labkovsky. Within the framework of the tour, the audience is expected to see four performances in the largest cities of the country, with each lecture devoted to a different topic and revealing different aspects of personality and relationship psychology.

Mikhail Labkovsky is a practicing psychologist with more than 40 years of experience, author of best-selling books and his own methodology "6 Rules". His book "I Want and I Will" has become a phenomenon in Russian-language non-fiction literature, selling more than 3.5 million copies. Through radio and television appearances, he has made psychology understandable and accessible to a wide audience.

In Hamburg there will be a big psychological standup "The Big Happiness Talk " - a frank and deep meeting about what really prevents a person from being happy.

The meeting will cover the key topics:

• what prevents a person from being happy;
• how to understand your real desires;
• why happiness does not depend on external circumstances;
• how to cope with anxiety, insecurity and life crises.

In Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt, Mikhail Labkovsky will present a new program "Love without suffering", dedicated to the topic of relationships and emotional dependence.

Key topics of the meeting:

• Why love is often confused with neurosis;
• how to get out of toxic relationships;
• how to stop being afraid of loneliness;
• why unsuccessful scenarios in personal life are repeated;
• how to learn to choose healthy relationships and partners.

Each presentation by Mikhail Labkovsky is not just a lecture, but practical work with real life situations. Participants receive not abstract reasoning, but concrete tools to change their lives.

Practical recommendations, live examples and honest conversation without complicated terminology are waiting for participants.

Despite the fact that it is impossible to answer all the questions, the audience will be able to hear the analysis of situations close to their own and get new insights.