Sunyata Satchitananda

This session is tailored to the needs and perspective of survivors of sexual abuse/assault and explores the issues and concerns that survivors face in safely getting the help they seek. If you are someone who has been considering working with a sexual healer and have questions or would like a more in-depth understanding of the process, what to expect in working with a healer and what to watch out for, then please join us. For healers: we will also be considering how to meet a survivor-client's unique needs and meet them where they are at in their healing process. We will also be discussing the healer's and client's contribution to the Healing Alliance. Healers will receive practical suggestions to help them steward sessions and support their client's need to safely heal. Survivors will find out what to expect in working with a sexual healer during a session and in a sexual healing program. In this session we will be covering these four main topics: Consent What is consent? How & When to apply it What does it include? Active Consent Participation Working with a Healer The Healing Alliance Processing - the "work" of healing Healing Program Essentials Surviving & Thriving Dealing with what comes up Support Safety-Net Whole Systems Approach Transformation Tools Making Choices "Getting a hold of yourself" 2 techniques for two most debilitating triggers I'll be taking questions during the session AND please send in your questions before the session also. This session is for both Clients of sexual healers and Healing Practitioners, Counselors, Guides and Coaches. Insight will be shared for both sides of the Healer - Client relationship with practical tips and recommendations for getting the most beneficial and transformative effects from the sexual healing process. ** Sexual healing has been around for centuries yet despite its longevity is considered sketchy, fringe, dangerous, and semi-illicit. Not enough is readily known about its purpose or practices which creates concerns, fears and confusion. The subject of sexual healing can also trigger the wounds and fears in people who are not prepared to look deeply at their inner condition and their emotions. If you are a survivor of sexual abuse/assault please know who you can call, or better, come be with you should you need emotional support. This Safe Sexual Healing - Learn It Live session series compliments my book: Safe Sexual Healing: a Guidebook for Healers and Clients (Balboa Press) which was written to spread more public awareness of sexual healing and foster more confidence and familiarity with it so that more people can safely get the help they seek. See additional Safe Sexual Healing live sessions: Safe Sexual Healing: The Healer Safe Sexual Healing: The Session INSIDE SEXUAL HEALING -how to safely get the help you seek website: SafeSexualHealing.com

* This class discusses sensitive subject matter which might trigger strong emotions or mood changes. Know who you can call, or better, come be with you if you need emotional support. In this symposium session we will go inside sexual healing to answer questions: What is "sexual healing" and how does it work? Who can benefit from sexual healing? How can someone find a sexual healer they can trust? How to safely get the help you seek. This free symposium session is intended to acquaint an unfamiliar public with sexual healing as an alternative healthcare modality — its purpose, availability and efficacy. My upcoming book "Safe Sexual Healing: a Guidebook for Healers and Clients" goes into detail about treatments and methods that might be included in sexual healing sessions as well as what to beware of and watch out for when seeking to work with a sexual healer --including how to maintain a constructive healing-alliance relationship with your sexual healer.