Page Street Performance — Community Guidelines

Last updated: January 8, 2026

Page Street Performance (“PSP”) is a community built around alignment, respect, and personal responsibility. These Community Guidelines exist to create a space where people can train, learn, reflect, and connect safely — both online and in person.

By participating in any PSP community space, you agree to uphold the following principles.

1. Our Foundation

PSP is grounded in the belief that:

  • Progress is personal and non-linear
  • Safety enables growth
  • Autonomy matters
  • Alignment is built through trust, not pressure

We are committed to fostering environments where people can show up honestly — without fear of harassment, coercion, or judgment.

2. Respect & Conduct

All participants are expected to engage with others in a respectful, non-coercive, and considerate manner.

This includes:

  • Speaking to others with dignity and care
  • Listening without interruption or dismissal
  • Respecting differences in experience, identity, ability, and perspective
  • Avoiding shaming, moralizing, or unsolicited criticism

Harassment, discrimination, or hostile behavior of any kind is not tolerated.

3. Boundaries & Consent

Consent is foundational to everything we do.

You are expected to:

  • Respect personal, emotional, and physical boundaries
  • Ask before offering advice, feedback, or physical contact
  • Accept “no” without debate, pressure, or retaliation
  • Refrain from pressuring others into activities, disclosures, or intensity

Coaching guidance is not a mandate. Participation is always voluntary.

4. Identity, Inclusion & Belonging

PSP welcomes people of all backgrounds, identities, and expressions.

We expect all community members to:

  • Respect names, pronouns, and self-identification
  • Avoid assumptions about bodies, goals, gender, sexuality, culture, or ability
  • Engage with curiosity rather than judgment

Discrimination or exclusion based on identity will not be tolerated.

5. Psychological Safety & Vulnerability

PSP spaces may include reflection, discussion, and vulnerability. These moments require care.

Please:

  • Treat shared experiences as confidential unless given explicit permission to share
  • Avoid minimizing or dismissing others’ experiences
  • Refrain from diagnosing, pathologizing, or attempting to “fix” others

PSP is not a therapy space, but it is a space that values emotional safety and respect.

6. Community Spaces (Online & In-Person)

These Guidelines apply to:

  • Digital platforms (e.g. messaging channels, forums, video calls)
  • In-person gatherings (e.g. group walks, meet-ups, events)
  • Hybrid or informal PSP-organized spaces

In all contexts, participants are expected to:

  • Follow applicable laws and local regulations
  • Act responsibly and with awareness of shared environments
  • Support a culture of mutual respect and accountability

7. Coaching Relationships

PSP coaches are here to support, not control.

Community members are expected to:

  • Engage with coaching as guidance, not obligation
  • Communicate concerns or boundaries openly
  • Avoid placing undue emotional, physical, or psychological expectations on coaches or peers

Similarly, coaches are expected to maintain professional boundaries and uphold these Guidelines.

8. Conflict & Accountability

Disagreements can happen. How we handle them matters.

If conflict arises:

  • Address issues respectfully and directly where appropriate
  • Avoid public shaming or escalation
  • Seek support from PSP if resolution feels difficult or unsafe

PSP reserves the right to intervene when community safety or integrity is at risk.

9. Enforcement

PSP may take action if these Guidelines are violated. Actions may include:

  • Private conversation or warning
  • Temporary pause of participation
  • Removal from specific spaces or activities
  • Termination of access to PSP services in serious cases

Enforcement decisions are made with care, proportionality, and the goal of maintaining a safe community.

10. A Shared Responsibility

A healthy community is co-created.

By participating in PSP, you agree to:

  • Reflect on your impact
  • Take responsibility for your behavior
  • Contribute to an environment that supports alignment, growth, and safety

If something feels off, you’re encouraged to speak up — for yourself or for others.

Contact

Questions or concerns related to these Community Guidelines can be directed to:

Page Street Performance UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
c/o Betahaus
Rudi-Dutschke-Straße 23
10969 Berlin
Germany
legal@pagestreetperformance.com

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