Consent makes sense. Consent is necessary for sexual encounters and consent is sexy. But what are the questions to ask, how do you know where your limits are and how can you put all of it into words, especially if there is another person whose wishes and limits are involved. Expressing your consent or non-consent are essential skills in life. This workshop aims to guide you into an initial exploration of those questions. Che Harvey, a designer at the intersection of sexuality and technology, and Anneli vK, Cheex workshop host and sensuality coach, will demonstrate and provide a basic framework to understand the idea of consent in romantic/sexual settings, carry out practical verbal consent exercises and essentially share tools with you that can enrich shared sexual experiences and encounters by learning how to reach consent together.
Consent is Sexy
November 15th, 2022 8 pm CET
How do we ask for consent and how do we know our limits?
What to expect
Duration: 45 minutes
Live Session: For your confidentiality, the session will not be recorded.
Active participation possible: You are invited to join with camera and microphone
Members only: Exclusive for CHEEX-Members
Included in the sessions
- A shame-free space for your questions
- A supportive group environment
- Led by a sex & relationship therapist
About the host
Che Harvey & Anneli vK
About the host
Che Harvey is a Senior Product Designer with 7 years of success working with early-stage startups and digital ventures. An emerging technologist at the intersection of sexuality and technology, he is currently creating an app to make sexual encounters safer. Inspired by those around him, he is choosing opportunities that help others live longer, healthier, and more socially connected lives. IG: @hellochinelo Anneli vK is a coach & creative wizard. Amongst other things she is trained in autogenic training, art therapy and conscious sexuality practices. Her work focuses on awakening sensuality and she is driven by her interest in the different ways we can connect to ourselves and each other.