| Cherishing the Sacred & the Sensuous
in Sexuality
at
Bridge Between the Worlds Retreat Center
2395 Paddock Wood Road
Keswick, VA
Sunday, October 13
1 – 4 pm
$77
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
During this nurturing afternoon, you will have the opportunity to explore the grace, beauty, and sacredness of sexuality. Whether or not you are currently partnered, this workshop is about your relationship with your sexuality. You can expect delightful activities, discussion, presentation, and joyful movement. Pleasure, thoughtful decision-making, wholeness, and honest communication will be emphasized.
You are invited to enjoy this special journey of learning and re-learning about a most splendid aspect of sexual wellness that can be both sensuous and sacred. Individual values and spiritual beliefs are honored and integrated into this sensitive presentation. We will close the afternoon with a uniquely choreographed Nia routine. No prior Nia experience necessary.
ABOUT NIA
A delightful mixture of dance arts, martial arts, and mindfulness, Nia is a holistic movement and wellness practice for your body, mind, and soul. Practiced barefoot, (but you can wear shoes!) Nia is non-impact and adaptable to individual needs and abilities. Nia encourages people of all shapes, sizes, and abilities to dance at their own pace, listen to their bodies, and to welcome in pleasure.
PAYMENT & REGISTRATION
Venmo, PayPal, or Check
Register with me by emailing me at susan@susantate.org.
~Venmo: www.venmo.com/Susan-Tate-Wellness
~PayPal: susan@susantate.org
(there are several Susan Tate’s so please check the address!)
~Check: Email me at susan@susantate.org for the address
I will email you to confirm receiving your payment
and add you to the registration list.
ABOUT SUSAN TATE
While she was the Director of Health Promotion and assistant professor in the School of Medicine at the University of Virginia, Susan proposed, developed, and taught the “Sexuality Today” course that received international attention and praise. USA Today, 60 Minutes, BBC radio, and Rolling Stone Magazine have interviewed Susan for her innovative teaching techniques and positive approaches to teaching sexuality. She has been sharing an empowering and inspirational approach to holistic health education for over five decades. A licensed black belt Nia teacher, Susan has presented workshops internationally and has taught thousands of classes since beginning teaching Nia in 1999. Along with her heart-centered coaching practice, wedding officiant services, and workshop offerings, Susan is also teaching Nia Moving to Heal for the University of Virginia Cancer Center. She is the author of four health-related books, including Wellness Wisdom: 31 Ways to Nourish Your Mind, Body, & Spirit and AIDS & HIV Education: Effective Teaching Strategies.
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