Why can it feel so hard to verbalize our wants and needs? What does it mean to be embodied in our yes’s and no’s? This practice helps us get comfortable advocating for ourselves, setting boundaries, expressing our desires, and accepting them when they come to us.

How often do we find ourselves simply “going along” with what’s happening, rather than making a conscious choice? This practice will help you start noticing your yes, no—(and everything in between). Leave with real-world tools you can use immediately to start choosing exactly what you want.

What would you do in a worst-case scenario? Learn how to recognize a true medical emergency, treat a critical patient until EMS arrives, & safeguard yourself & your community.

Rope is a doorway into embodiment, play, expression, and connection. This hands-on class will explore safety, negotiation, hands-on practice, and communication through rope.

A warm, casual gathering amongst feminine friends, made for open conversation, experience sharing, and mutual support in a soft environment. We’ll muse on what we share, the differences we hold, and what we’re navigating on any particular day.

When we tell people we Switch in kink, the instant narratives of indecision, inconsistency, or not being “truly” Dominant or submissive begin. In this class, Tess breaks the “D/s as a fixed identity” framework, and helps us begin to explore more authentic power exchange.

How do you know if you have a narcissist in your life? In this class, we'll dive into narcissistic personality disorder, its effects on our relationships and society, and how to lose our taste for toxic people and systems.

What does it feel like when we aren’t in alignment with ourselves and others? When it feels like we’re being taken advantage of, tolerating behaviors, or people pleasing? In this class, we’ll unpack our “shadow side,” where it shows up in our lives, and how it impacts society at large.

Through this practice, we’ll use the breath as a power source to guide our movement and build our holistic energy. By syncing slow stretches with the breath, we’ll connect to our bodies, cultivate Qi— “vital energy”—and discover the practice of returning to inner stillness.

Hear from a poly, kinky medical professional about the nine most common STIs. We'll debunk rampant myths, stay rooted in science, and more confidently form our risk profiles in sex positive and polyamorous spaces.

Why does it hurt so much to receive a no? What does it mean to embody and feel your yes and no? In this practice, we’ll experience giving and receiving no’s, start viewing no’s as an act of care, and learn how to stop shrinking our wants for others.

A warm, casual gathering amongst feminine friends, made for open conversation, experience sharing, and mutual support in a soft environment. We’ll muse on what we share, the differences we hold, and what we’re navigating on any particular day.

What if we could express our wants, without them being tied to an outcome? Why does someone expressing a want immediately cause pressure and tension to rise up? Together, we’ll cultivate and own our truest wants, learn to define our domains, and explore how wanting doesn’t always translate into giving.

Saying no sounds simple in theory…so why do I feel like I don’t know how to say it? In this class we’ll learn how to slow down, tap into our instincts, and practice tangible phrases you can use to create space, reduce pressure, and make no easier to give and to receive.

Rope is a doorway into embodiment, play, expression, and connection. This hands-on class will explore safety, negotiation, hands-on practice, and communication through rope.

What do psychedelic experiences and kink explorations have in common? Learn how these very different states of consciousness help us explore trust, somatics, power, consent, and transformation.

A warm, casual gathering amongst feminine friends, made for open conversation, experience sharing, and mutual support in a soft environment. We’ll muse on what we share, the differences we hold, and what we’re navigating on any particular day.

Why can it feel so hard to verbalize our wants and needs? What does it mean to be embodied in our yes’s and no’s? This practice helps us get comfortable advocating for ourselves, setting boundaries, expressing our desires, and accepting them when they come to us.