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🌶️Low Spiciness (breathwork and movement)
This workshop is for everyone, all bodies and expressions.
The world needs more people who are skilled at holding compassionate, embodied space for erotic healing and awakening. Many people long to explore who they are as erotic beings—to heal sexual shame and disconnection and reconnect with the vitality of their erotic life force.
Yet opportunities to explore this dimension of life with skilled, ethical guidance are rare.
The Erotic Embodiment Coach Training prepares coaches and embodied practitioners to support this work through a non-touch, somatic coaching modality. Drawing from decades of Body Electric experience in embodied practice, erotic awakening, and transformational education, this six-month training develops the skills needed to guide clients through meaningful exploration using presence, deep listening, somatic awareness, and embodied inquiry.
Rather than offering advice or directing a client’s experience, participants learn how to help clients listen more deeply to themselves—tracking sensation, emotion, desire, and meaning as pathways toward greater awareness and transformation. Through this embodied coaching approach, practitioners learn to support clients in reconnecting with pleasure, authenticity, vitality, and their own innate capacity for healing.
Throughout the training, participants develop the ability to guide embodied coaching sessions, support clients in working with shame and conditioning, create ethical and emotionally attuned coaching relationships, navigate boundaries and consent with confidence, and cultivate the presence and discernment needed to accompany others through profound personal transformation.
Graduates leave with a practical coaching methodology that expands their professional practice while offering clients a grounded, compassionate, and deeply embodied pathway toward erotic healing, connection, and aliveness.
To apply for a spot in the Erotic Embodiment Coach Training Program, click HERE
For questions or more information, contact Craig at craig.cullinane@bodyelectric.org.