The Joy of Languages and Communication with Tereza Dobrotová
Jul 02, 2025ck for sound
16:45
This episode of the Left Turn Podcast features Tereza Dobrotová, a multilingual Access Consciousness facilitator.
Tereza shared how she pursued her passion for languages from a young age, even when it went against the expectations of her teachers and family. She moved to Switzerland at 18 with just 50 euros, driven by love and a desire for adventure. Tereza has since lived in multiple countries, exploring different cultures and languages.
As a translator for Access Consciousness classes, Tereza finds great joy in being a "bridge" between the English content and participants in other languages. She shared how speaking different languages allows her to tap into different energetic aspects of herself.
Tereza also discussed her love for facilitating Access classes, especially those focused on the "language of energy" like the Symphony of Possibilities. She encouraged listeners to approach learning and communication with a sense of play and fun, rather than rigid rules.
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Tereza is an avid entrepreneur and Access tools enthusiast, specialized in empowering people in the area of languages and communication, as well as the universe of energies, using the Symphony body of work.
Tereza wears many hats, including those of an Access Consciousness Facilitator, translator, event host, and Hormone Yoga Therapy teacher, to name a few. Her love for languages has led her to live in different countries, travel the world with her business, and help people discover their capacities in language and communication using the tools of Access. Tereza is a dynamically different, crazy creature.
Having lived in different countries and worked in many domains, from art, yoga, lifestyle, hospitality, interpretation, to tech start-ups, she continues to put her chameleon capacities to use while working closely with Access Consciousness in the event organization, translation, and the Symphony division.
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