BEING A MAN AND SEX IN RELATIONSHIPS
Workshop for men with Marc Rackelmann
How do we deal with it when sex in our relationship changes? When things don't go as they used to sexually? Sooner or later, the sexual crisis lurks in every relationship. Sex in relationships is therefore not for the faint-hearted, it is sex for the advanced. And contrary to what is often thought, this crisis does not have to be the end of shared sexuality, but can be a transition to a sexuality that we have never known before - more relaxed, more personal, more expectation-free, deeper.
In this seminar we will gain an understanding of
how our sexuality is anchored in our body
how our own life story shapes our sexuality
how our body tension affects our emotions and our sexual experience
what we can do to become present, loving and sensual lovers in an individual way
Marc Rackelmann, born 1964, Dipl. Pol., ECP, body-psychotherapist and couples therapist from Berlin. Trainer and supervisor for body psychotherapy and couples therapy, author of professional articles and of 'Make Love - das Männerbuch', vice chairman of the German Association for Body Psychotherapy (DGK) and Board member of the European Association for Body Psychotherapy (EABP).
Date:
15-17th of March, 2024.
Venue: MOST Pszichoterápiás rendelő, Budapest., I. ker., Attila út 133. (near Déli train station)
The workshop is held in English, with Hungarian translation, if needed.
Workshop fee:
Regular fee: 280 euro
For members of SZOMATO Association: 260 euro
To register, write to ferfinaklenni2024 (at) gmail.com
Here is what Marc writes about the workshop:
What are we doing in the workshop?
First of all we’ll be creating a safe room, where we are able to open up and find emotional support by other men.
We’ll learn about the connection between our personal history and how this translates into how we treat our bodies and our sexuality.
Do we see sex as something which is about performance or as something personal and emotional?
I’ll demonstrate some practical application of body oriented sex therapy (Sexocorporel) and how we can use our body to enhance our capacity for sexual pleasure.
We’ll be doing lots of practical exercises (all fully clothed, of course), to connect with our own experience.
We’ll have several small groups where we talk about difficult aspects of masculinity and sexuality. Further topics are dealing with sexual rejection and how we can integrate the aggressive part of the emotional spectrum.
And last but not least the workshop helps us to connect our genitalia with our hearts.