RELATIONAL FLUIDITY
Grow Up Retreat

Freedom & Secure Relating

with Marcos Bina, Li Tadaa & Adam Mads Heindorf

We invite you to a 4-day retreat exploring relationships rooted in conscious love. Relationships that can stand the challenge of change, where we choose love even when it's hard

September 10-13, Denmark

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What Is Relational Fluidity?

Relational fluidity isn't a new identity. It's accepting the reality of relationships: we change, and relationships change.

Relational Fluidity = Freedom & Secure Relating

Relational fluidity is the capacity to be fully ourselves in relationships while keeping the heart open as things change.

It means meeting different phases: closeness, distance, shifts in roles or form, without losing yourself, while staying rooted in care, honesty, and connection.

It can look like deep connection in one phase and more space in another.

It's bout building long lasting relationships that can take many forms over time from friendships, lovers, to colleagues, to romantic partners and back to friends. Or trusting a relationship can stay healthy even if the romantic part ends.

Without both security and fluidity, we often feel we must sacrifice ourselves to stay connected. When change comes, anxious or avoidant patterns can take over.

Even when we question traditional structures, we can create new ones with the same rigidity underneath. New agreements still driven by control rather than trust. Fluidity is instead driven by trust to life and by love, but to be healthy, it needs to be grounded in secure attachment.

Otherwise it becomes something we live from the mind, appearing freeing, but avoiding depth and repeating the same patterns.

We stay close to the body and nervous system, so fluidity grows from something real.

It also allows for multiple deep relationships at the same time, whether romantic, sexual, or deep friendships.

To have outer fluidity, it starts with how we relate to ourselves.

Capacity and Window of Tolerance

Fluidity requires capacity.

To allow change, intensity, closeness, or distance, we need to stay present without overwhelm or shutdown.

We work with increasing capacity to hold more of life, sensation, emotion, and relational complexity, while also knowing when to slow down.

Not by pushing, but by moving in and out, regulating, and staying connected as things shift. As capacity grows, fluidity becomes something you can live.

Building Secure Attachment

Security is not a fixed state. It is a practice that leads to more relaxed relating, less drama, and clearer awareness of our patterns.

We learn to regulate, recognize reactions, and come closer to the root of our needs and how they can be met.

Relationships become less about depending on one person or doing everything alone, and more about allowing different people to support different parts of us.

This is what makes fluidity sustainable.

From Whom?

This is for you who believe that healthy relating in many forms is possible but you still find yourself being driven by younger parts in times when it matters.

This is mature work in practice where we give true mirrors of where you are in your journey and key understanding and tools to move forward.

You know your patterns, you see your parts, you might even teach it to others, but you need high level attunement for you to take the next step.

For coaches, facilitators, or people with longer experience of inner work

You don’t need to have done any Grow Up work previously. If you have, this retreat focuses more on adult relating in practice rather than on attachment wounds.

Whether you’re hetero, queer, single, partnered, in a trio, undefined, or curious, this space honors your unique relational path, your timing, and your truth.

How We'll Work (In Practice)

To open up the somatic container of deeper work we need trust and safety. We build this through dance, play and community. “Trauma fun” is part of the Grow Up approach.
We bring depth and play together so the work can be honest, embodied, and alive. The safer the space, the deeper we can go. 

This retreat is part of Li’s Grow Up approach for emotional, relational, and spiritual maturity. The foundation is built in the Grow Up Membership Program (GUMP), with retreats offering a deeper immersion over a few days. Growth is an ongoing process, not something that happens in a single weekend.

"Body, mind and spirit they say. Now I get it. NOW I CAN UNDERSTAND MY BODY. Now the mind and spirit tag along. Simple, but not painless.”

-DAVID SUNDVALL

YOUR GUIDES ON THE JOURNEY

  • Marcos Bina

    FACILITATOR AND BODYWORKER

    The main tool Marcos Bina uses at his individual sessions, workshops, and retreats is LOVE. Through loving and compassionate guidance, he will lead you to connect back to your body and to feel your emotions again. His personal mantra is “Love is a way, not a destination”.

    As a fluid man, sexuality was always a focus in Marcos’s personal and professional studies. One of his purposes in life is to help men reconnect with their emotions since 2021, Marcos has been leading the course and retreat for men called Travessia. More than 250 men who want to live a healthy masculinity have already attended it. Marcos Bina is a graduate therapist at Tantra, ThetaHealing, Feldenkrais, and Quantum Being, besides being an Engineer and Administrator.

    Find out more about Marcos

  • Li Tadaa

    LUST COACH, DANCER & HOLISTIC THERAPIST

    With 15 years of experience with somatics, movement, and embodiment. 

    Li holds a master’s in political science and economics but left the career after living in Moçambique working with  Hodi Dance Company. Their knowledge of dance traditions around the globe is combined with the understanding of the nervous system, dance therapy, somatic education, consent work, and meditation. 

    Through her programs, Li has helped over a thousand people to reconnect with their inner safety, pleasure, happiness.  Li is currently finishing her studies to become a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner and is in the first year of their family constellation training.


  • Adam Mads Heindorf

    GUEST TEACHER

    Adam is the founder of Adamas, Li's partner, and present-day Alchemist.

    Through conscious partnership, spirituality, tantra, and creativity, he explores what it means to live with greater awareness, authenticity, and freedom.

    Having journeyed from a long-held gay identity into a more fluid experience of love and sexuality, many of the themes of Relational Fluidity are deeply personal to him.

    As a goldsmith, creator, and facilitator, Adam shares his passion for consciousness, creativity, and human transformation.

  • Max Mo Katz

    RETREAT COORDINATOR


    Max is a mover. A movement of dance, theater, yoga, and martial arts, all held in the bosom of the breath. And a dash of unbridled playfulness!

    He is here to hold space, and to let go. To challenge and to inspire. To be authentic.

    For the last 4 years he's been embracing the work of growing up, dvelving into the challenges and growth that comes with a life in intimacy. Learning from and supporting different teachers in Sweden - this time as coordinator.

    His current focus is the bridging of indigenous cultures with the "western" world, sharing and listening, with Plants and Animals as the foremost Teachers.

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