The Kinky Womxn's 8-Week Circle
A program for women looking for a safe place where she can talk with other women about sex and relationships.
For those who live an *alternative* lifestyle, there are a lot of big-picture questions that are dealt with daily. Many report that they often accommodate society by trying to “fit in.” When seeking support, they often find themselves sacrificing parts of themselves or have to continually educate others about their lifestyle, which may lead to feelings of shame and anxiety.
For some, it’s a constant battle, especially when their choices are sexual and so intimately tied to one’s relationships with others. Though BDSM and other kink lifestyles are gaining mainstream awareness, most people remain uninformed, including therapists and other helping professionals.
Many of our clients are part of the BDSM community. You deserve a space where you can meet and be supported by others in an open, non-judgmental space with other like-minded womxn.
The Womxn's Kinky Circle is a non-judgmental place where you can discuss your sexuality and other mental health issues without being stigmatized or having your kink pathologized. You and other women can share and build acceptance around a community deserving of respect, attention, and understanding.
Types of topics covered in groups
- Coming out (to self, partner, or someone else)
- Mismatches in sexual preferences within a relationship.
- Mismatches in sexual libido within a relationship.
- Identifying or recovering from an abusive dynamic in a BDSM/Kink relationship.
- Difficulty in sharing within your BDSM/Kink community space with a former partner after a breakup.
- Fear of not being able to find partners with compatible BDSM/Kink desires/interests.
- Overcome fear of others discovering your identity or interests.
- Discomfort with your identity/lifestyle
- Anxiety/fear that may extinguish your BDSM/Kink interests.
- Guilt and shame about accidentally hurting a partner or crossing a partner’s sexual boundaries.
- Gaining clarity around sexual interests, types of sensation or power dynamics would be most satisfying.
Channing (Tony) Dane
Group Facilitator
Society teaches us that vulnerability and seeking our authentic self is worthy of shame while we celebrate it from others. Together we will build resiliency against shame by practicing vulnerability in telling your stories and learning to honor the perfections of your imperfections. Learn more about Tony.