Walk of Shame - We walk and talk about shame

Join this un-shaming movement, and come to this unique 'Walk and Talk' event on the topic of SHAME.

For this meetup we'll enjoy the beautiful Volkspark Wilmersdorf.
Sunday 22nd March / 10.30am start

Meeting point: Outside the park on the corner of Uhlandstr and Blissestr. I'll be holding a Swedish flag

English and German language are both welcome. I host in English.

What to Expect

The intention for this event is offer an opportunity to connect with new people on a deep level, without the usual fluff. This space is a chance for you to practice talking about the topics you feel are taboo, get over your shyness, and/or things that happened in your life that you feel ashamed about.

Sometimes it’s easier to tell a stranger something we are ashamed about, instead of someone we know. This is a no-judgment space open to all. I ask you to come with an open mind and heart and a willingness to share of yourself and hold space for other peoples stories.

Shame holds a power over you when you don’t speak it and feel it. It stops you from being able to be your true self.

Since the first event in July 2024, men and women have come from all over Berlin, and as far away as Leipzig, to join this unique event.

After a short introduction to each other we’ll walk through the park. I’ll break the ice by sharing a shame story or a particular theme for the event and then we’ll pair up as we walk.

There is no strict agenda, but I instigate a number of partner changes so that you have the opportunity to share individually with at least 3 other guests. With each share I hope that feeling shame in a negative sense might be dispelled and despite being out of your comfort zone, you will feel good for sharing.
During the summer we were able to connect again as a group at the end with a sharing circle, and closing each week with doing some embodiment or reflection exercises. We'll finish at the other end of the park.

If you already feel a little embarrassed about the idea of sharing then this is DEFINITELY for you.

I’ve learnt that sharing of those taboo and shameful topics actually makes you realised that you were the only one making them a big thing. When you tell it, people respect and admire that you dared to share or that you overcame something difficult. People think you are brave and resilient. This forms real connection and cuts through the superficial bull-shit we all feel we have to aspire to.

What to Bring

Warm enough clothes for a few hours outdoors and your morning drink of choice.

About the Organiser

Hi I’m Kim! I’m a fun, open and energetic Swede who grew up in England and landed in Berlin almost 18 years ago. After a 20+ year career in design I realised I could not suppress my calling to work with people on a deeper more spiritual level. I have since retrained as a Transformative Life Coach and Emotional Release facilitator and now work predominantly in this field.

I take a very holistic approach to life and work and hope that my own stories and candidness may inspire others to overcome their limiting ‘stories’ too. Other than my 1:1 work I love to host talks, speak at events, host spiritual and lifestyle workshops and connect with people on a deeper level.

On a final note, beyond my career change these last years I also left an unhappy marriage after 14 years, improved my chronic pain and many other niggling health problems, understood what it means to feel my feelings, regained my energy and self worth and started to co-parent my 2 kids.

If you enjoy this event and would like to show your appreciation you can buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/kimklelund

Curious to try a 1:1 emotional release session I offer 50% discount for the first session to all members of the Walk of Shame.

If you like my vibe and are interested to work with me further, you can speak to me after the event, or drop me an email here: kim@kimklelund.com or book a FREE discovery call here: https://calendly.com/kim-kimklelund/connection-call

Website: www.kimklelund.com (will be live again soon)
Insta: @kimklelund