Further Strategies for Healing Sexual Trauma and Sexuality

*Online Workshop*

Part 4 of the 4 Part Certificate Series

Open as a stand alone workshop to any healing professional.

With an additional focus on couples, especially who have experienced sexual trauma as a child, sexual assault as adults, or with grapple with sexual incompatibilities, or those who just generally resist being in their bodies.

As an adjunct to "Essential Strategies of Healing Sexual Trauma” Ariel will discuss common issues that arise in supervision. In this workshop we will look at:

Professional Content

• Working with Couples with issues that affect intimacy

• Spicing up long-term relationships

• Sex and aging

• How to support female and male survivors

• Low or incompatible Libido

• Pelvic complaints—including vaginismus, chronic pain and common sexual dysfunctions—for both women and men

• Infertility

• Kink and BDSM

• Sexual fantasies

• Porn addiction

What you will learn personally:

• Get comfortable talking about the body and discussing sexuality issues with your clients and intimates.

• Learn a variety of strategies working with couples, or those who desire to couple healthily.

Who will benefit:

• Therapists, psychologists, touch therapists, sex educators, intimacy coaches and any practitioner who wishes to become more adept at somatically treating sexual trauma and sexuality issues.

Anyone currently in the SE training can receive 2 hours of consultation credit toward SEP.

If you haven’t yet, please fill out this questionnaire to register for the class.

Pricing:
Individually, the cost of this workshop is $575 (825 CAD). If you are currently enrolled in the 4 part series (US or Netherlands) the price is reduced to $550 (790 CAD). There is a small additional fee if you pay by credit card or by PayPal to cover the fees.

Uncovering the Roots of Sexuality Trauma and Shame

Part 1 of the Sexuality Series and Certification

Available as a standalone workshop. This program is open to practitioners but also to people eager to repair their relationship to their body and sexuality.

Who are we at our core?

If we were to remove all of the social conditioning, the religious, racial and cultural messages forced on us, all of the generations of sexism, misogyny and shame, all the judgments and expectations of family and peers, and all the traumas we have experienced:

• Who are we underneath all of it?

• How would we inhabit our bodies in ways that reflect our true nature?

• How would we express and receive affection, sensuality and sexuality… on our terms… in our most genuine and authentic way?

• How to achieve ease and pleasure in our own bodies, identify biases, and recognise discomfort with sexuality so that we can all be a clear and effective support to clients

• How do we uncover our desires and attractions, and identify what inhibits them? Are these real, or are these learned?

• What is the best way to break old patterns in relationships and move towards healthy intimacy?

• How do we heal specifically what is damaged by the above influences?

  
  

  This first module is the foundation of the Full Embodiment (FE) practice.

• Decades in its formation—FE combines the latest in somatic healing practices and trauma-informed sex education. Recognising the common dilemmas and challenges that practitioners face in their office, plus the countless ways people all over the world struggle with shame, disconnection to their bodies and sexuality, this program is especially designed for all people to find their way home to self, to pleasure and to greater intimacy..

   It examines the developmental imprints and other formative influences that sabotage an easeful, shame-free relationship with ourselves as sexual/sensual beings. We will slowly rebuild that which was scarred by generations of sexual oppression, misogyny and cultural and religious influences.

  Healing Strategies:

• Participants will develop a personalized, self-paced embodiment practice

• Time will be spent examining our relationship to sex and sexuality, and then developing new strategies and goals that more authentically express our true or ideal nature

• We’ll uncover biases and triggers both professionally and personally. The intention is to find ease when discussing sex and pelvic anatomy with clients and intimates.

• We’ll examine the messages we were given about gender and what it means to be male/female,..and learn to access and embody more authentic beliefs and desires, identities and expressions underneath the shame and conditioning.

• The focus of this module is on self-exploration and personal enhancement, however it will provide numerous useful strategies for therapists working with sexuality and trauma.

• There will be suggested readings, journaling, between module peer support and required group supervisions

  The focus is solely on HEALING….We will NOT be working sexual trauma in any workshop….

What you will learn personally:

• Get comfortable talking about the body and discussing sexuality issues with your clients and intimates.

• Become friendlier with your body, and inhabit it with new levels of comfort and awareness

Who will benefit:

Professionals wishing to become more adept at being embodied and sexually more authentic. Clients, partners and non-SE professionals are also welcome to join. But they must be well-regulated and ready to step into the material. We will not have the staff to support high maintenance individuals.

To register and for more information:

Further Strategies for Healing Sexual Trauma and Sexuality

Part 4 of the 4 Part Certificate Series

With an additional focus on couples, especially who have experienced sexual trauma as a child, sexual assault as adults, or with grapple with sexual incompatibilities, or those who just generally resist being in their bodies.

As an adjunct to "Essential Strategies Of Healing Sexual Trauma” Ariel brings more advanced strategies. In this workshop we will look at:

Professional Content:

• Working with Couples

• Spicing up long-term relationships

• Sex and aging

• How to support female and male survivors

• Low or incompatible Libido

• Pelvic complaints—including vaginismus, chronic pain and common sexual dysfunctions—for both women and men

• Infertility

• Kink and BDSM

• Porn addiction

What you will learn personally:

• Get comfortable talking about the body and discussing sexuality issues with your clients and intimates.

• Learn a variety of strategies working with couples, or those who desire to couple healthily.

Who will benefit:

• Therapists, psychologists, touch therapists, sex educators, intimacy coaches and any practitioner who wishes to become more adept at somatically treating sexual trauma and sexuality issues.