Classes & Workshops

This 4-hour intensive course provides a comprehensive exploration of the complex and multifaceted world of sex work. Building on foundational knowledge, this course delves deeper into the historical evolution of sex work, the impact of contemporary laws such as the Nordic Model and FOSTA-SESTA, and the critical role of sex workers as activists and advocates.

Designed for therapists, healthcare providers, activists, researchers, and other professionals, this intensive session will also focus on best practices for working with sex workers. Participants will learn how to create supportive, trauma-informed environments that enhance therapeutic outcomes and foster positive relationships. Through case studies, interactive discussions, and role-playing exercises, attendees will leave with a richer understanding of the legal, social, and health-related aspects of sex work and practical strategies for advocacy and care.

Who is this class for?

This course is designed for individuals who want to gain a deeper understanding of the sex industry, including:

• Sex workers and industry professionals seeking to contextualize their experiences and advocate for their rights.

• Activists and advocates working on issues related to gender, sexuality, and human rights.

• Researchers and students interested in exploring the complexities of sex work and its intersections with law, policy, and society.

• Healthcare and social service providers working with sex worker populations or seeking to improve their services.

• General audience members who are curious about the history and contemporary issues surrounding sex work.

Available Virtually or in person.

AASECT CE Eligible.

Class Skill Level: All
Class Format: Lecture with audio/video presentation
Participant Materials: None

Equipment/Room Needs:

Classroom seating
Projection screen and projector
Table for projector and laptop
Extension cord

Unlock a deeper understanding of the menstrual cycle with Menstrual Cycle Mastery. This course is designed for anyone looking to take control of their menstrual health, support menstruating loved ones, or enhance their knowledge of reproductive biology.

In this comprehensive class, you'll gain insight into the hormonal changes that occur throughout each phase of the menstrual cycle and understand how these shifts impact the body and well-being of menstruators. From mood changes to physical symptoms, we'll break down how hormones influence the body and provide practical knowledge for navigating these fluctuations with confidence. You'll also explore the biology of the female reproductive system, gaining a foundational understanding of its structure and function.

Whether you're a healthcare provider, a non-menstruator wanting to support someone, or simply seeking to better understand your own body, Menstrual Cycle Mastery will equip you with the knowledge you need to become cycle-savvy.

Who is this course for?

It's for anyone who wants to learn more about the menstrual cycle, whether for personal understanding or to support the health and well-being of others. Including:

• Menstruators who want a refresher or deeper understanding of their menstrual cycle.

• Non-menstruators who want to better understand the experiences of menstruating loved ones, partners, or colleagues.

• Healthcare providers seeking accurate and comprehensive knowledge of the menstrual cycle to better support their patients.

• Individuals who had inadequate sex education and are looking to fill in gaps in their knowledge about menstruation, hormonal changes, and menstrual health.

Available Virtually or in person.

AASECT CE Eligible.

Class Skill Level: All
Class Format: Lecture with audio/video presentation
Participant Materials: None

Equipment/Room Needs:

Classroom seating
Projection screen and projector
Table for projector and laptop
Extension cord

Curious about non-monogamy but not sure where to start? This course is designed to provide a foundational understanding of non-monogamous relationships, helping you explore diverse relationship structures beyond traditional monogamy.

You'll learn what non-monogamy is, the various types (such as polyamory, open relationships, and relationship anarchy), and how people navigate them. We’ll also explore common challenges like jealousy, trust, and communication, offering strategies for fostering healthy and fulfilling non-monogamous relationships. Whether you're considering non-monogamy for yourself or just want to better understand this relationship style, this course will give you the knowledge and tools to approach it with confidence.

Who is this course for?

• Individuals or couples curious about exploring non-monogamy and seeking guidance before diving in.

• People new to non-monogamy who want to better understand different non-monogamous structures and dynamics.

• Monogamous individuals who want to gain insight into what non-monogamous relationships look like and how they function.

• Therapists and healthcare providers who want to support clients or patients in non-monogamous relationships.

Available Virtually or in person.

AASECT CE Eligible.

Class Skill Level: All
Class Format: Lecture with audio/video presentation
Participant Materials: None

Equipment/Room Needs:

Classroom seating
Projection screen and projector
Table for projector and laptop
Extension cord

This 60-minute course delves into the complex dynamics of intertwining polyamorous relationships with kink and BDSM practices. Participants will explore foundational concepts, communication strategies, consent, negotiation skills, and emotional management techniques necessary to successfully navigate and integrate these lifestyles.

Who is this course for?

• Individuals New to Polyamory or Kink/BDSM: Those who are new to either polyamory or kink/BDSM and are interested in understanding how these lifestyles can intersect in a healthy and ethical manner.

• Experienced Practitioners: People with experience in polyamory or kink/BDSM looking to deepen their understanding and explore the intersection of these two identities.

• Couples and Groups: Partners or groups who are already practicing either polyamory or kink/BDSM and are considering expanding their relationship dynamics to include the other.

• Coaches and Educators: Professionals working with clients in relationship coaching, sex education, or therapy who want to better support individuals exploring the intersection of polyamory and kink/BDSM.

• Community Leaders: Organizers or leaders within polyamory or kink/BDSM communities looking to promote healthier, more informed practices among their members.

Available Virtually or in person.

AASECT CE Eligible.

Class Skill Level: All
Class Format: Lecture with audio/video presentation
Participant Materials: None

Equipment/Room Needs:

Classroom seating
Projection screen and projector
Table for projector and laptop
Extension cord

With cycle-tracking apps coming under fire in the wake of the overturning of Roe v. Wade, learning how to track your internal cycles and live in tune with the seasons of your body has gone analog! Explore how to eat, rest, move, and live in rhythm with what your hormones are doing at each turn of the wheel. In this workshop, you will gain practical knowledge about your hormone cycles and create an analog tracker to keep this knowledge handy and accessible.

Who is this course for?

It's for anyone who wants to learn more about the menstrual cycle, whether for personal understanding or to support the health and well-being of others. Including:

• Menstruators who want a refresher or deeper understanding of their menstrual cycle.

• Non-menstruators who want to better understand the experiences of menstruating loved ones, partners, or colleagues.

• Healthcare providers seeking accurate and comprehensive knowledge of the menstrual cycle to better support their patients.

• Individuals who had inadequate sex education and are looking to fill in gaps in their knowledge about menstruation, hormonal changes, and menstrual health.

Available Virtually or in person.

AASECT CE Eligible.

Class Skill Level: All
Class Format: Lecture with audio/video presentation
Participant Materials: None

Equipment/Room Needs:

Classroom seating
Projection screen and projector
Table for projector and laptop
Extension cord

In this course, you'll embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment by exploring your personal relationship with desire and pleasure. We'll guide you through understanding the contexts that shape your desires and dive into the various factors—physical, emotional, and environmental—that impact how you experience and express them.

Through interactive exercises, you'll learn how to cultivate a self-pleasure practice that feels authentic and satisfying. This course is perfect for anyone wanting to deepen their connection with their own body, gain clarity around their desires, and create a mindful, intentional self-pleasure routine. 

Who is this course for?

• Individuals seeking to deepen their relationship with their own body and desires.

• Anyone interested in creating a self-pleasure practice and understanding how their desire works.

• People looking to explore what impacts their desire and cultivate a more fulfilling sense of pleasure.

• Those who have experienced shame or confusion around desire and want to reconnect with themselves in an empowering way.

Available Virtually or in person.

AASECT CE Eligible.

Class Skill Level: All
Class Format: Lecture with audio/video presentation
Participant Materials: None

Equipment/Room Needs:

Classroom seating
Projection screen and projector
Table for projector and laptop
Extension cord

Pleasure is a personal journey, and understanding how your body experiences it is key to deepening connection with yourself and others. In this course, we’ll explore the anatomy of pleasure, focusing on how different parts of the body contribute to sexual and sensual experiences. You’ll learn about key erogenous zones, the biology of arousal, and how pleasure functions on a physical level.

Equally important is the ability to communicate your desires and needs effectively. This course will also equip you with tools for clear and compassionate pleasure communication, allowing you to express what you want with confidence and foster deeper intimacy in your relationships.

Who is this course for?

• Individuals wanting to gain a deeper understanding of their pleasure anatomy.

• Anyone looking to enhance their ability to communicate desires and boundaries in intimate situations.

• People seeking to build more fulfilling sexual and sensual experiences with themselves or partners.

• Those who want to demystify pleasure anatomy and practice more empowered communication around their desires.

Available Virtually or in person.

AASECT CE Eligible.

Class Skill Level: All
Class Format: Lecture with audio/video presentation
Participant Materials: None

Equipment/Room Needs:

Classroom seating
Projection screen and projector
Table for projector and laptop
Extension cord