Doors open: 6:30PM

Where Do You End and I Begin?

How close can you come without losing yourself?

Where does your body end and mine begin?

A boundary isn't a wall. It's an edge.

A place where something in you says closer — or not yet.
A place where anticipation builds.
Where you can feel yourself wanting, resisting, hesitating, surrendering.

We tend to think of boundaries as something we communicate with words: yes, no, stop, don't.

But your body is speaking all the time.

In the tightening of a muscle.
The change in your breath.
The impulse to move closer.
The instinct to pull away.
The moment your skin becomes suddenly, exquisitely aware.

What if you learned to listen?

In this workshop, we'll explore the territory between comfort and discomfort, resistance and desire, control and surrender.

Through somatic exercises, partnered exploration and playful experimentation, we'll investigate what happens when you stay curious at the edge.

Can you notice the moment something changes?
Can you tell the difference between I don't want this, I want to slow down, I'm not sure, and yes — take me there?
Can you remain deeply connected to yourself while allowing someone else closer?
Your boundaries aren't fixed.
They breathe. They move. They respond.
And sometimes the most interesting place isn't safely on one side or the other.
It's right at the edge.

Knowing your edge doesn't mean making yourself harder to reach.
It means becoming sensitive enough to choose when to open, when to hold back, when to pause — and when to go further.
Because when I can feel my no, I can surrender to my yes.
When I know where I am, I can let you come closer.

And when we both know the edge, we can start to play with it.

This workshop lays the somatic foundations for intimacy, intensity and edge play - exploring sensation, anticipation, power, choice and surrender without losing connection to the body.

Find your edge.
Stay with it.
Then decide what you want to do there.

All levels welcome.

About the educator:
Anna is a somatic practitioner, Reiki practitioner and educator with a lifelong background in movement, somatics, trauma-informed practice and Tantra. Her work is driven by a desire to go beyond the surface — into tissue, movement, breath and sensation, and into what becomes possible when we slow down and listen to the body. With empathy, compassion and a deep sensitivity to the places where we lose connection with ourselves, she creates space for people to discover the knowledge their bodies already hold. Her work explores embodiment, intimacy, connection and desire, with a warm, curious and fully inclusive approach. (centreforsomatics.com/)

Tickets are non-refundable, as once they’re sold we often have a waiting list and are happy to help contact those guests to assist with reselling where possible🎟️💛. For our regularly occurring classes, we’re also very happy to rebook your ticket for a different date when needed 📅✨