Embodied Intimacy Immersion Sessions
A relational practice space for presence, authentic expression, and aliveness.
​These 90-minute sessions are experiential immersions into embodied connection.​
Rather than learning techniques or scripts, we enter a shared field of presence together — a space where you can slow down, follow what feels alive, and experience intimacy without performance.​
This work is not about doing intimacy “right.”
It’s about learning to trust yourself inside real connection.
What Happens in a Session
Each session unfolds organically based on what is alive in the moment.
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We may begin with grounding or arrival practices to help you land in your body. From there, we explore relational presence through conversation and guided experiential practice that may include sharing feelings, energy and touch.
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Sessions often include:
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slowing down and shifting from thinking into sensing
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exploring authentic expression and impulse
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practicing attunement and co-creation in real time
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deepening comfort with closeness, intimacy, eros and touch (clothes-on at all times)
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experiencing connection without needing to perform or impress
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cuddling or holding to work with attachment and the nervous system
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There is no fixed sequence to memorize.
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The work is learning how to stay present with yourself and another — even when things feel new, vulnerable, or alive.
Ali and I practicing embodied intimacy and play at the retreat — Playing In The Dark: Embracing Your Shadow Through Eros & Connection — co-created with Adam Chacksfield and River Black.
What Makes This Different
This is not therapy, performance coaching, or prescriptive training. It is also not sex therapy, sexological bodywork nor a paid sexual provider experience.
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It is about mutual sharing of feelings, boundaries, and learning how to actually connect, be creative, be flirtatious.
Clients feel confident and secure with themselves. They become attuned, integrated sexual and loving beings in their bodies through real practice opportunities where they can make new choices — their menu of what’s possible in situations expands.
Who This Is For
These sessions may resonate if you:
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feel disconnected from your body or authentic expression
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want deeper connection without overthinking or performing
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are curious about intimacy, eros, and presence beyond traditional frameworks
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want to trust your impulses and feel more alive in relationship
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are ready for experiential, embodied exploration.
Session Details
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90-minute immersion sessions
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Available in person (Bay Area) or online
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Experiential, consent-based, and collaborative.
Pricing
I offer tiered pricing to support accessibility while sustaining the work.
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Supported Rate — for those with limited financial resources
Standard Rate — sustainable exchange for ongoing practice
Reciprocity Rate — for those with greater financial capacity who wish to support access for others.
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(Exact pricing details provided during the application process.)
This Work Is Not For Everyone
These sessions are relational and experiential, but they are not sexual services, surrogate partner therapy nor trauma therapy.
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While intimacy, erotic energy and closeness may be explored, the focus is on learning and expanding one's menu for relating and playing out in their world.
Boundaries:
Clothes remain on at all times, there is no kissing on the mouth and no direct genital stimulation.
It’s ok if you are seeking sexual services, but this will not be the right container.
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Additionally, I am a trauma-aware coach, but I am not a licensed therapist.
While it is often the case that clients receive therapeutic benefit and support for their healing journey, this work may not be the right fit if you are currently navigating active, unprocessed trauma that requires stabilization or clinical therapeutic support. If that is the case, I am happy to help you find appropriate resources.
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Embodied intimacy sessions invite presence, curiosity, and responsibility for your own experience. Clients who benefit most are open to exploration, consent-based practice, and learning through lived experience and experiments rather than structured techniques.