This article describes the author's experience with an intensive individual social pedagogical mentorship in the form of an experiential travel project with a "system breaker". The author recounts the observation period, preparations and expectations that preceded the start of the project and outlines the social pedagogical anamnesis of the case. This is followed by a detailed first-person account of the relational dynamics between the client and their two mentors, as well as various incidents and challenges that marked their journey from Bavaria to Berlin. The author balances the description of his personal experience during the travel project with a critical reflection on their social pedagogical work. In conclusion, the article reflects on how the described case fits into a broader professional and social context.
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