Sexual workshops

All of us work with clients who have experienced sexual trauma as a child, sexual assault as adults, with couples who grapple with sexual incompatibilities, or people who struggle with sexual identity, body image and just generally resist being in their bodies. This workshop is designed to tackle just these issues, and aimed at helping practitioners acquire a variety of new and effective tools to best serve these clients—even the toughest ones. Introducing material not covered in the SE training. The program is aimed at increasing awareness, aliveness and pleasure in our whole bodies. It offers transformative experiential practices for all levels of interest—for self-exploration and personal enhancement, healing sexual abuse, as well as providing useful strategies for therapists working with sexuality and trauma.

For many, these workshops will be an opportunity to be witnessed in their innate sovereignty and radiance for the first time. They will experience a rite of passage to open the doors to ever-deepening chambers of unconditional love, honesty, trust, vulnerability, authenticity, strength and courage. For others, this will be a deepening of their healing and awakening path. You are carrying sexual wounding or trauma that stems from personal, cultural or ancestral experiences known or just felt. You are looking to be guided in using tools and practices that will allow you to release energetic imprints on your etheric body. You are ready to awaken and learn to safely harness the power and potency of sexual life-force energy.

As freshers arrive at Cambridge University next month, on their packed timetable of welcome meetings, matriculation photographs, punting trips and city tours there will be one extra date for their diaries. For the first time in the university's year history, new undergraduates at half of the colleges will be expected to attend compulsory sexual consent workshops. Each workshop will involve up to 30 students and will last about 30 minutes, the aim being to get freshers talking about the issue of consent, as well as unpicking some of the myths that surround it. Finally, the following description will be read out: "Consent is active and willing participation in sexual activity. It means that both parties had the freedom and capacity to make choice.

Bedpost Confessions is a juicy storytelling event featuring stories about sex, sexuality, gender, and relationships from the lens of humor and vulnerability. Come support these sex-positive organizations and more! The Love, Sex, and Gender Center will be hosting an interactive evening to deepen your erotic intelligence.