Emőke Tapolyai – Psychologist, Executive Coach, Motivational Speaker
Emőke Tapolyai has been supporting her clients for over 20 years through individual and couples therapy sessions, as well as executive mentoring. She earned her degree in clinical and pastoral psychology at the Ashland Theological Seminary in the United States. Her lectures inspire attendees to gain deeper self-awareness and improve their relationships.
Masks in Relationships – Are we living in illusions or being authentic and genuine?
We all wear masks, often as temporary tools to cope with challenges. However, some have made it a habit to live behind masks. Are we wearing a “happy” mask? Or do we prefer the “funny” mask? Or perhaps we adjust the “perfect girlfriend” or “understanding husband” mask every day?
Have we adopted a mask for our relationships that suits our preferences? Do we live behind the masks of our illusions, or dare to be honest, genuine, and our true selves? While wearing a mask may feel better temporarily, if the mask remains, the feeling grows that being ourselves is not worth it. The longer we wear a mask, the harder it becomes to exist without it, making it even more challenging to be vulnerable and build intimate, close relationships.
“The aim of the lecture is to challenge our well-fitting masks so we can embark on a journey toward authenticity, freedom, and deeper connections.”
Good to Know
- Participation fee: 3,500 HUF / person
- Discount: EGERSZEG Card discount is available for tickets purchased on-site with the card presented.
- The lecture is in Hungarian.