Ivo Ledwożyw

As a professional photographer working with people for many years, especially in portrait photography, I gradually became more interested in the real person behind the image rather than the roles we learn to play in life. Over time, photography became for me a way of building real human connection. My interest in people naturally led me to studying psychology.

Over the years, this naturally expanded into accompanying people through difficult and meaningful moments of change. I organize men’s circles, work with people individually, and continue deepening my path within the Holotropic Paradigm as a facilitator.

During my own process of becoming a GTT facilitator, I was strongly influenced by the work and perspective of Viktor Frankl, which deeply changed the way I understand personal responsibility and the search for meaning in my own life.

I feel especially close to approaches based on presence, authenticity, and trust. In my work with people, what matters most to me is creating a space where nobody has to pretend to be someone else.

Alongside my GTT training, I also completed programs organized by MAPS in MDMA-assisted therapy and by ICEERS focused on the integration of expanded states of consciousness.