SEMESTER TRAINING IN SOMATIC SEXUALITY
Pleasure Mapping
Conscious Genital Mapping Workshop
The most advanced way to explore and recognize the anatomy of pleasure.
Pleasure mapping is the process of recording the pleasure points on another person’s body. This procedure offers the opportunity to map all types of genitals. A deeper understanding of erotic sensitivities and how these sensitivities change over time (especially with arousal) is important for self-knowledge and sexual expansion.
This is a workshop you can attend alone or as a couple. If you come as a couple, the practice will be between you; if you come alone, you can find a partner at the venue or you will have the option of observing the practice.
About the Workshop
This intensive two-day workshop is designed to explore and deepen the connection with the body through conscious touch and genital mapping. Aimed at both professionals and individuals interested in personal development, this program offers a practical and transformative experience centered on the respectful and conscious exploration of the body, with a particular focus on the genitals.
This workshop will offer a combination of theory and practice, providing participants with valuable tools to apply in both their personal lives and their professional practice, particularly for therapists, massage therapists, and bodywork practitioners in general.
Program
Learning to Touch in General and Genitals in Particular:
- Introduction to the importance of conscious touch.
- Techniques and approaches for touching different parts of the body, with special attention to the genital area.
Teaching Through the Touch of Our Hands on Other Bodies:
- Teaching dynamics through touch to generate greater sensitivity and openness in the receiver.
- Practical exercises to guide and support discoveries in the other person through touch.
Initial Sequences of Pelvic Touch Using Bony Landmarks:
- Identifying and using bony landmarks to begin exploring the pelvis.
- Practical sequences for touching the pelvic area, focused on safety and comfort.
Genital Meditation: A Simple Sequence of Genital Touch:
- Introduction to genital meditation as a tool for regulation and openness.
- Practice a simple and respectful sequence of genital touching, designed to help you take the first steps easily.
Session Model:
- Presentation of a structured model for conducting a genital mapping session.
- Ethical, consent, and safety considerations for facilitating these sessions.
Genital Mapping Session:
- Guided genital mapping session where participants can put what they have learned into practice.
- Safe space for paired exploration and body discovery from a respectful and conscious perspective.
This workshop is a unique opportunity for those who wish to deepen their knowledge of the body, learn new conscious touch techniques, and explore genital mapping as a tool for connecting with the body and with pleasure.
Workshop Objectives
- Participants will learn specific techniques for touching the body in general, as well as the pelvis, pelvic floor, and genitals in particular.
- Participants will develop greater body awareness and a deeper connection with their sensations, emotions, and desires.
- Participants will acquire tools for using their own bodies for touch and for facilitating body exploration in others.
- Participants will gain a clear and safe model for conducting genital mapping sessions, with an emphasis on self-directed learning, ethics, consent, and safety.
- Participants will have the opportunity to discover and explore their own bodies in a profound and meaningful way, developing a more intimate and conscious relationship with their sexuality.
Learning outcomes that participants will take away:
- Practical Touch Skills
- Tools for Self-Exploration, Self-Learning, and Self-Development
- Anatomical Knowledge (which will be deepened throughout all the workshops)
Initial Facilitation Skills - Transformative Experience and Deep Connection with your Bodies and your Sexuality.
We want to share with you that…
Gender identity, sexual orientation, age, etc., are not criteria in the registration or selection process for participants. Everyone is included during the class.
We ask that you...
Please act with attentive listening, friendly communication, and consent, and we recommend that you respect your own and others’ limits and possibilities. If you don’t wish to participate in any activity or part of the event, you are welcome to opt out, and the organizers will support you.
We remind you that…
This is a space free of discriminatory speech (please use kind language). The consumption of alcohol or substances that alter consciousness is not permitted before or during the workshop because they impair the ability to give informed consent.
We reserve the right to ask participants to leave if their behavior is disruptive. We reserve the right to do so without explanation, although we will try our best to provide one. No refunds will be given in this case.
We can ask you…
An interview will be conducted to determine if this program is right for you at this time. We will refund your money if we determine that you cannot participate.
You will have access to help and support…
We will be there to provide support and care if you need it during the workshop.
You have help and support…
We will be there to provide you with support and care if you request it during the workshop.
What to bring to the workshop?
You can arrive about 10 minutes early to settle in at your own pace. We’ll start promptly, and the session might run a little longer. You’ll need time to process the information. I encourage you not to schedule any other activities afterward.
For a complete experience, you’ll need to bring the following items (*required):
- It’s a good idea to bring a small water bottle and something to snack on during breaks.
- A sheet* to cover the massage mat. Keep in mind that it will be oiled, so please don’t bring the fine linens you’re saving for special nights. We may have two mats available per couple, so bring a double one just in case. A sheet is essential for hygiene; it’s a must-have.
- Clothing to wear during the massage that allows for good movement and that can get oiled. The space is heated, but you might feel a little chilly. Bring fabrics or a second sheet to cover yourself during the massage in areas not being directly touched, but that can also be easily removed. Please don’t bring a comforter or blanket.
- You can bring 3 small pillows (pregnant people can bring as many as they can).
Bring large bags to wrap the pillows and protect them from the oil. - Bring your own oil* for giving or receiving full-body massages. Remember, don’t add any essential oils, as these can also be used on mucous membranes.
- A towel or roll of paper towels* is very useful for quickly cleaning up oil. When might you need it? If you’re receiving a massage and need to go to the bathroom quickly, or when you’re giving a massage and need to perform a technique that requires less oil on your hands to prevent slipping.
- Hand hygiene is very important at all times. You can bring your own small bottle of hand sanitizer or regular alcohol.
- Please keep your nails clean and short. Your partner will appreciate it. Optional: If you have a massage table, you can bring it and set it up for more comfortable work.
- And most importantly: A big, open heart to give and receive.
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