Sensuality is your birthright
Reclamation of your Sensuous self begins with letting go of
“Am I beautiful enough to be sensual?”
and start asking:
“Can I allow myself to feel again"
WORKSHOP 1
SATURDAY june 27
11:00-13:00 EST
16:00-18:00 CEST
The Sexualization of Sensuality,
The Beauty Myth &
The Performative Feminine
In this opening session, we will explore how many women learned to experience themselves through the gaze, expectations, and conditioning of the outside world. Together we will unpack the difference between sensuality as an authentic embodied experience versus sensuality as performance, desirability, or social currency.
We will examine how beauty standards and “the beauty myth” have shaped women’s self-worth, body image, aging, visibility, and value, while also exploring the nervous system patterns of self-monitoring, comparison, perfectionism, and validation-seeking.
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WORKSHOP 2
Sunday june 28
11:00-13:00 EST
16:00-18:00 CEST
RETURN TO THE SENSOUS SELF A SENSUAL DANCE JOURNEY
In this session, we will explore what it means to return to the body beyond performance, conditioning, and external validation.
Together we will reconnect with sensuality as a lived, embodied experience through a somatic sensual dance journey.
You will walk away with the felt knowing that sensuality is accessible to you all the time and is not something to achieve, perform, or prove, but something felt from within.
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Your Guide
Maanee Christelyn is a global leader in feminine somatics. Her work is deeply body-led, emotionally honest, and rooted in real human complexity. Founder of the Somatic Institute for women, a somatic psychotherapist, erotic educator and shadow work teacher, Maanee is known for creating spaces that are both psychologically safe and radically truthful.
Wth over 150,000 students world wide, Maanee invites women to explore the parts of themselves often rejected or hidden-
Blending somatics, depth psychology , feminine embodiment, dance, shadow work, and nervous system education, her teachings move beyond intellectual insight and into lived, embodied transformation.
Her work speaks to women seeking something more honest, confronting, liberating, and deeply alive than surface-level empowerment or performative femininity.
