Desire & Intimacy: Couple's Workshop

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Friday, November 22nd, 2013
Friday evening - 7PM to 9PM Saturday & Sunday - 10AM to 4:30PM

In our hectic lives we often fail to attend to the very thing we value and long for the most, real connection and an authentic loving relationship. Give yourself, your partner and your relationship the chance to begin living the dream you once had, and still hold, for the promise of living an awakened relationship.

We believe an important aspect of human nature is the longing for more connection. This program offers relationships an opportunity to move from complacency to a deeper understanding of intimacy. There is no explicit sexuality or nudity in this program. We welcome all couples, heterosexual and same sex, to these weekend workshops.

Some of the areas Desire and Intimacy will explore include:

~ Desire and intimacy � What meaning do these have in your life now? How would you like Desire and Intimacy to be different in your relationship?

~ Letting go of the old story: Creating a new vision.

~ We can all learn to be sensual and skilled lovers and it does not begin in the bedroom.

~ Sacred sexuality practices that emphasize connecting sexual and heart energy.

~ Keeping the flame alight: Creating practices that will allow you to live your relationship as a sacred union.

To register and for more information, please contact Indrus at [email protected].

http://www.indrus.com/

About your Facilitators:

Indrus Pich�, MA Psychology RCC, creates and teaches seminars and has a successful private counselling/therapy practice. She is the principle of Wellspring Counselling and Consulting, Victoria BC. She is also a trained and experienced spiritual director and received her sacred sexuality teaching certification from Margo Anand (Skydance Institute) and served as Margo�s teaching assistant in Canada for several years in the 1990�s. For 10 years she has assisted Robert and Judith Gass in their couples� seminars in the US, Canada (Hollyhock) and Mexico.

Ron Postl�s experience in facilitating groups began 30 years ago as a supervisor for youth at risk and a project co-coordinator and facilitator for underemployed adults. His considerable communication skills and his ease with people have been further honed through his working with programs such as Hospice and Restorative Justice. Currently, Ron�s loving nature and strong presence is being received and enjoyed by adults with brain trauma injuries.