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A TYPICAL DAY IN THE PROGRAM

The program takes place within the community setting of the Humaniversity. It is highly structured and aims at keeping the participants as active as possible.

After dinner there is an evening class followed by a happy time in the Boozeria, our famous bar-disco, where you can dance till early in the morning.

It is an almost 'around-the-clock' schedule that can change from day to day and sometimes more than once a day, to optimally meet the specific needs of the participants. The participants of the Tourist Program form a family within the support system of the Humaniversity Community. Living and working together intensely will bring up a lot of feelings and emotions, which can be worked out in the sessions. At the end of the day, you go 'home' to your open plan dormitory with attached private room for special needs. By living communally, instead of behind closed doors, you will get to know each other very quickly and learn the most about yourself in the shortest time.

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THE THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES

SEXUALITY AND SENSITIVITY: In the unique environment of the Humaniversity you can safely explore your sexuality. A lot of attention is given to awareness around this delicate subject. The emphasis is always on relating, friendship and responsible hygiene.

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SOCIODRAMA, ROLE PLAYING: You get a new name for the two weeks that you are here. The names serve to emphasise a certain aspect of your personality, and can change more than once in the course of the program. You will get the assignment to dress up for a certain role. We have a big collection of theatre clothing available.

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HUGGING: Hugging is one of the basic techniques used in the Humaniversity. You may get the assignment to give a hundred hugs per day. This strengthens the feeling of being loved and accepted by the people around you. It has been scientifically proven that physical touch is one of the basic and widely neglected needs of a human being.

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You need to submit a written life story of two to three pages A4, dealing with the following issues:

· How was your childhood?
· What kind of family did you have?
· How was your relationship with your brothers, sisters and parents?
· Were there any shocking experiences (loss of loved ones, hospitalisation, etc.) in your life?
· Do you have friends or lovers? How close? For how long?
· What are your hobbies?
· How do you see yourself and how would you like to be? /quote]