Radical Intimacy grew out of my exploration of neo-Tantra, but over time I found myself questioning some of its frameworks, particularly the tendency to understand intimacy through fixed ideas of masculine and feminine polarity. That binary never felt right.

So this workshop takes what I found valuable in those practices: embodiment, breath, sensation, desire, presence, deep connection and explores them through a more fluid, expansive lens.

Radical Intimacy is a space for us to meet ourselves and each other through the body, breath, sensation, desire, boundaries and presence. It’s an invitation to slow down, listen more deeply, and explore what becomes possible when we feel safe enough to be curious, expressive and fully ourselves.

Through embodied practices, communication, sensual exploration and connection, we’ll explore intimacy beyond the scripts we’ve inherited. We’ll question some of the assumptions we’re given about how intimacy, desire and relationships are supposed to look, and make space for ways of connecting that are more curious, conscious, playful and alive.

There’s space here for the full complexity of who we are:  our softness and strength, vulnerability and power, grief and joy, certainty and curiosity, awkwardness and playfulness-  without needing to fit ourselves into a particular role or way of relating.

Radical intimacy means reclaiming connection, sensuality and desire as sources of agency, empowerment, aliveness and liberation.