Monthly adult Fairy Tale Therapy in Szeged: small-group self-knowledge workshops exploring life choices, emotions, and clarity through classic tales. Guided by storyteller Marcsi Novák. Limited seats; register early.
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Step into a story-driven self-discovery workshop for adults. In Szeged, a monthly Fairy Tale Unpacking Workshop invites participants to explore life questions, emotions, and choices through classic and folk tales. It’s a deep, energizing inner journey in a safe, supportive group—perfect if you’re ready to map your inner world and leave with clarity and calm.
This is a structured self-knowledge method grounded in archetypes and symbolic systems. The heroes, trials, and twists of tales often mirror real-life crossroads and sticking points. Through shared listening, guided reflection, and discussion, participants gain fresh perspectives, genuine insights, and practical options. It isn’t literary analysis. It’s an experiential process that helps with clarifying decisions, navigating midlife questions, rebuilding confidence, recognizing inner resources, and restoring emotional balance.
Expect a safe, encouraging group experience; deep yet hands-on self-work; inspiring conversations; emotional recharge and inner strengthening; and new angles on your own situations. Each session revolves around a single selected tale, unpacked together with the group. No background in literature is needed—come as you are, with curiosity.
Ideal if you want a clearer view of your patterns, are weighing life questions, love the symbolic world of stories, are open to personal growth, or simply want a meaningful, soul-nourishing event in Szeged. The workshop is designed specifically for adults and welcomes first-timers—no prior experience required.
January – New Year Tale Night: A time for taking stock and setting direction. Tales highlight where we start from and which inner resources can guide the road ahead.
February – Carnival Tale Night: Masks, roles, transformations. Stories help you see what you show the world—and what lies underneath.
March – Lenten Tale Night: Slowing down and inner housekeeping. Through lack, trials, and perseverance, tales support a gentle inner cleanse.
April – Easter Tale Night: Renewal after loss. Stories illuminate ways to step into new phases through hardship.
May – Pentecost Tale Night: Tuning into self and community. Tales ask how we find our voice with ourselves and others, and how collaboration is born.
June – St. John’s Eve Tale Night: The year’s longest days brim with vitality. Stories explore passion, crossing thresholds, and choosing consciously.
July – Summer Tale Night: Openness and experience. Journey tales reveal what the road teaches—and how experience reshapes us.
August – Harvest, St. Stephen’s Day Tale Night: Fulfillment and assessment. Tales help identify what’s truly ours—and what we can pass on.
September – Autumn Kickoff Tale Night: Ripening and release. Stories support letting go as the foundation for moving forward.
October – All Saints’ Tale Night: Remembering and reconnecting. Tales make room for grief, memory, and inner order.
November – Advent Prelude Tale Night: Waiting as inward attention. Stories help you ready yourself for what’s arriving—outwardly and within.
December – Advent, Christmas Tale Night: Year’s close as arrival. Tales center on connection, acceptance, and finding inner light.
Location: 6700 Szeged, Feketesas St. (Feketesas u.) 28/A, 2nd floor, door 16
Format: Group self-knowledge workshop
Capacity: 8 participants
Tickets: 4,000 HUF per session
Storyteller and facilitator: Marcsi Novák, storyteller and fairy-tale therapist
Upcoming dates in Szeged: 2026-03-12 (Thursday); 2026-04-23; 2026-05-28; 2026-06-11; 2026-07-09; 2026-08-13; 2026-09-10; 2026-10-08; 2026-11-12.
Szeged’s vibrant cultural scene offers plenty to choose from, but this program stands out for its intimate, participatory format. It’s not a lecture. It’s a guided, personal process that can deliver real breakthroughs—gentle, human, and grounded in the shared language of stories.
What is fairy-tale therapy? A self-knowledge method that uses stories to help you understand your life situations and inner processes. Is it for adults? Yes, the workshop is specifically for adults. Do I need prior experience? No—just an open mind and a willingness to engage.
Each session focuses on one tale selected by the facilitator. You’ll listen, reflect, and take part in moderated group dialogue. Bring a notebook if you like capturing insights. Drinks and meals aren’t included; check nearby Szeged cafés before or after. No on-site accommodation is provided; plan stays independently if you’re traveling in. Sessions run monthly according to the posted dates; sign up early due to the 8-person cap.
