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During this group you will learn the essential tools for a deep, loving, and lasting intimacy.
This includes any kind of relationship which is important to us because the principles of intimacy are the same no matter whom we relate to in a deep way. Intimacy is not easy and the deeper a relationship, the more challenging it becomes. We need understanding and tools to make it work. As a relationship grows, we naturally become more vulnerable, perhaps more fearful, insecure and mistrusting, and we need deeper care and respect both for ourselves and for the other. We need to understand and respect our needs, and also have respect and feel respected by the other person. With physical intimacy, these issues become even stronger. In all of these cases, it requires deeper understanding, sensitivity, and communication to keep our intimacy alive and rewarding.
In this workshop:
• You will be exploring and bringing deeper understanding and acceptance to any fears and insecurities that might exist in the area of your intimacy and relating.
• Becoming more intimate with your own body and the feelings in the body and become more sensitive to the feelings of the other person.
• Discovering what helps you feel safe and open in your lovemaking and learning how to communicate your needs and longings in this area.
• You will be learning tools for resolving any emotional issues that might be affecting your intimacy.
• You will also be learning how to communicate your needs, longings, and even hurts.
With these understandings and tools, our deeper sensitivity can become a source of more rewarding intimacy.
This workshop is beneficial for both couples and singles.
No prior experience with the Learning Love Work is required.
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have been leading seminars together since 1995. They are the founders and directors of The Learning Love Institute whose work in seminars and individual/couple sessions deals with helping people to learn how to love themselves and others. Their work is particularly concerned with teaching the tools of deep, committed relationship. Krishnananda is a psychiatrist, educated at Harvard University and the University of California. Amana is a Danish therapist, trained in Cranio-Sacral Balancing, Counseling, and Inner Child Work.