What advantages does the training offer compared to individual workshops?
Workshops tend to open new doors and point to new possibilities but once they’re over, participants don’t have a structure within which to deepen the new skills they’ve learned and to implement change in their lives. That is the purpose of a committed long term process within the same group. The longer the same group is together, the more genuine trust can be built, growth can go further and deeper. 
We will use tools that aim to create lots of space for individual experience, expression and exploration based on your truth.

Who would benefit from this?

• Men who want to explore living a vibrant, erotically and spiritually integrated life.
• Men who want change in their lives and need a strong structure to support it.
• Men who are interested in healing.
• Men who want to step into their potential.
• Men who want to explore authentic self-expression through body, sex and voice.
• Men who work in helping or healing professions and want to learn about hands- on approaches that include intimacy, Eros and sexuality.
• Men who want to cultivate a deep connection to living in the here and now.
• Men who want to broaden their consciousness
• Men who want to learn to be lovers in the broadest and the most specific sense of the word.

What will I get from this?
A) Please read the 5 “OUTCOMES” listed at the end of each module description.
B) The training also serves as an introduction to 'Sacred Intimacy', or sexual healing. If after the training enough men are interested to step into that work professionally, we will offer a postgraduate Sacred Intimate Training Module, followed by coaching and supervision.




Can I register for individual modules as well?
No. This is an in-depth process that requires a commitment to yourself and to us for this time. One module builds on the other.





What if I want to drop out at some point?
Of course that is your prerogative, but you would risk missing the benefit of the program. You might compare that to taking a half-baked bread out of the oven.





Can we participate as a couple?
Absolutely.

What if I fall in love with another participant?
Welcome it. That’s something we can’t control, can we? Depending on the specific circumstances we then would discuss with you how best to proceed. It certainly could be a great topic to include into your overall process.





What if I can’t stand one of the other participants in the group?
Fantastic. Just like real life, isn’t it. Except, now you have to deal with it. But how? That is exactly the kind of thing we will address. Also, through your work with yourself your perception of others will change for the better.

How many participants will the group have?
Max. 24