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The Core Erotic Theme

Kai Ehrhardt

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Saturday

11:00-13:00

Studio 1

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The Core Erotic Theme is a concept developed by sexologist Jack Morin. According to his findings, core erotic themes influence our sexual and intimate life. They are intelligent, subconscious responses to the emotional climate we encountered in our formative years. Once the response is repeated over and over in conjunction with arousal, it can become difficult to see, feel and explore beyond its scope.

This workshop is an opportunity to identify one or more of your Core Erotic Themes. They provide a reference point from where we will begin to work with them so you can understand and experience your sexuality more deeply and have more actual choice around what drives it.

The central focus of the Core Erotic Theme will be supplemented with activities that build group safety, connection and trust — including embodiment, partnering and group exercises, in which nudity is an option. The work consists of theory, inquiry and sharing, creating space for both personal discovery and collective exploration.

This is primarily a process for yourself and your discoveries. Your insights can be handled in such a way that you can disclose as little or as much as you are comfortable with. All practical partner work can be adapted in a way that reflects your comfort zone and boundaries and those of everyone else involved.

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Kai Ehrhardt

Founded Village.Berlin in 2016 (today: we are village) and the Somatic Academy Berlin in 2012. Kai is in charge of the management and development of both projects. He also develops and facilitates workshops trainings and curates the STRETCH and BODY IQ festivals. As a somatic educator, he teaches the Prof. Middendorfs Breathexperience and Continuum and holds the German Heilpraktiker license for psychotherapy. In 2002 he founded Authentic Eros – an offer for gay, bi and trans group processes around intimacy and touch, communication and personal development.

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