Training: Embodied Consent

Embodied Consent Training: For a Culture of Consent

Learning Objectives
This immersive training allows professionals to deepen their understanding of consent, not only in its theoretical aspects but also as an embodied, dynamic, and ever-evolving practice. By incorporating the body and emotions, this approach aims to strengthen the support of clients in their relationship with consent, boundaries, and body sensations.

Content and Approach
This training offers an interactive and experiential exploration of consent, focusing on:

  • Expression of Limits and Desires: Learning to identify, articulate, and respect both one’s own boundaries and those of others.
  • Listening to the Body and Emotions: Developing the ability to recognize bodily and emotional signals indicating a “yes,” “no,” or “maybe.”
  • Continuous Consent Adaptation: Understanding that consent is fluid and must be adjusted throughout interactions.
  • Impact of Bias and Stereotypes: Analyzing how beliefs and social constructs influence the perception and expression of consent.

Applications for Professionals and Institutions
As a support professional, it’s essential to help clients develop a refined awareness of their consent in various contexts:

  • Intimate and Sexual Interactions: Promoting clear and explicit communication about desires and boundaries.
  • Physical Contact and Eye Contact: Learning to navigate the nuances of non-verbal consent.
  • Therapeutic Spaces: Integrating an ethical stance and heightened awareness of consent in the support relationship.

Benefits of the Training

  • A better understanding of consent in its bodily and emotional dimensions.
  • Practical tools for supporting clients in asserting their boundaries and desires.
  • A more refined professional stance, incorporating active listening of body language and consent signals.

This training provides a vibrant learning space, encouraging experimentation and reflection to contribute to a more embodied and respectful culture of consent, recognizing each individual’s uniqueness.

Adaptability of the Training This training is adaptable to the specific needs of institutions and professionals. It can be delivered in various formats and durations, such as three-hour workshops or full-day sessions, depending on the expectations and organizational constraints.

 

They have already trusted me:

     

  • Haute École de Travail Social in Fribourg. For the BALELEC committee, at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. A short-term training on sexual and gender-based violence, their management, and how to prevent them by implementing informed and dynamic consent. Intervention in 2024.

 

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