The Room
Half a day. 10–12 people. No slides. In-person or online.
There is a version of every meeting, every ward round, every offsite — where people say what they actually think. Most rooms never get there. Not because people don't want to. Because nobody goes first.
I go first.
This is where the work lives.

The Half-Day
For teams and organisations.
Three to four hours. 10–12 people. In-person or online. For healthcare teams, leadership groups, patient organisations, and any team where everyone is fine and nothing is working.
Available internationally from Vienna. Typical lead time 4–8 weeks.
€1,800 in-person · €900 online
What you won't find here:
- No multi-level workshops. You pay once. You get everything.
- No manufactured urgency. Ten people is ten people because that's the right number for the room.
- No testimonials harvested in the high of the moment. People go home, sleep on it, decide if they want to say anything later.
- No promises I can't keep. What you do with what happens in the room belongs to you.
The Meetup
Bi-weekly in Vienna. Wednesday evenings, 18:30–20:30. Maximum 12 people. Same principles, smaller format.
Suggested contribution: €20. No one turned away.
Learn more about the meetup →Details
What People Say
The magic begins as soon as you appear on the stage. You're a master in creating emotional atmospheres.
I left with the feeling that I had grown on a human level. Your workshop was a powerful reminder of how essential empathy, active listening, and perspective-taking truly are.
Your story was so rousing. I got goosebumps while you were telling your story. Thank you very much for this experience.
I could immediately put the spirit into practice — the same evening with a patient.
You reminded me again of how important it is to closely integrate the patient perspective — and that of their families — into the therapeutic process.
I think everyone needs an afternoon with Roi now and then.
Ready to stop performing?
Bring The Room to your team, or join the bi-weekly meetup in Vienna.
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