This experience will center the basics for foundational exploration of intimacy, pleasure and play. We'll use principles of kink, tantra, communication, breath + body work, and consensual touch with self + others. During this workshop, guests will receive information and be guided into embodied exploratory exercises that will help them explore sensual connection, presence, and intentional intimacy + pleasure in new ways. *This is a non-sexual gathering designed for introduction + integration of information on connection, relation, intimacy, pleasure, presence, and play. Guests may attend solo or with their partner(s). Please purchase a ticket for each guest attending.
Facilitated by Healing + Intimacy Artist, Facilitator + educator euni.
*Note: To expand a sense of safety and create a container that can allow all people to explore more fluidly, it's requested for you to arrive (15) minutes before the event's start time so that we can ground into the space, review community agreements, and co-create safety + connection in shared space.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
RECOMMENDED ITEMS TO BRING:
Wear clothing that allows you to feel comfortable, empowered or expressive. This is not a play party and all guests will be encouraged to come in clothing that comfortable and/or expressive in ways that feel good to them. We suggest something that you might wear to move freely without feeling restricted. Separate top and bottom that allows you to expose legs, arms, and belly may feel good for the interactive portions of this workshop but is optional. Please bring anything else that allows you to feel comfortable and we ask that you limit usage of strong perfumes/aromas to support a variety of sensory needs. Here's a list of items we use throughout most of our events, classes + workshops that will support your experience.
• mat/blanket
• jacket/sweater + layers for varying comfort needs and temperatures
• notepad /pen
euni's bio:
euni is a multi-disciplinary artist who facilitates embodied healing + intentional intimacy practices as a ritual. She incorporates cultural reverence, ecopsychology, herbal medicine, spiritual ideologies, and socioeconomic intersectionality to inform and inspire collaborative creative expression. To learn more about euni and their work, visit selfstudylab.com and @selfstudylab on Instagram.
