Navigating Consent: From Theory to Embodied Practice

Navigating Consent: From Theory to Embodied Practice is a 6-hour experiential workshop exploring consent as a lived, relational, and embodied practice.

Many of us have an intellectual framework for consent yet still struggle to feel it clearly in our bodies, communicate with confidence, or navigate moments of uncertainty, complexity, and repair. This workshop offers space to slow down and examine how consent actually shows up in real life, shaped by our nervous systems, relationships, identities, and social conditioning.

Navigating Consent centers curiosity, self-awareness, and practice, framing consent as an ongoing, relational process.

​What to Expect

• Guided somatic self-study to explore personal boundaries and internal cues
• Exploration of cultural conditioning, power, identity, and oppression — and how they shape consent
• Supported opportunities to practice communication in a calm, low-pressure environment
• Emphasis on agency, choice, and self-trust
• Space to build capacity for self-kindness, repair, and relational courage

Time & Location

• EVENT POSTPONED TO LATE SPRING - New date will be posted here once available. 
• 2925 Calumet St., Columbus, OH

Pricing
This initial offering of Navigating Consent will be held as a pilot workshop and offered at a discounted rate of $45 in exchange for participant feedback, which will help shape future iterations of the program.
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Pre-registration is required as space is limited.

This is an 18+ event.