A supportive, safe, and heart-centred space to explore connection and intimate touch.

 

This workshop is designed for men who want to deepen their relationship with sensuality, embodiment, and erotic confidence in a caring and shame-free environment. Think of it as the sex education you never had — where we slow down, feel more, communicate clearly, and learn the touch we truly want.

 

Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike.

 

Singles and partners welcome.

 

What to Expect

• A playful, erotic, and nourishing space

• Guidance in sensual massage and touch skills

• Gentle paired and group activities (nudity and genital touch included)

• Consent, boundaries, and clear communication

• Erotic mindfulness, presence, and breathwork

• A sober, supportive, heart-centred community

• A space welcoming to men who may feel nervous, curious, or wanting deeper connection

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What You’ll Learn

• Erotic mindfulness and slowing down

• Breathwork and energy-based methods for cultivating sexual vitality

• Asking confidently for the touch you want

• Setting boundaries with clarity and ease

 

Event Details

Date: Saturday 22 November
Time: 2–7 PM (doors open 1:45 PM)
Location: Canary Wharf
Tube: Jubilee or Elizabeth line (15-min walk)
DLR: East India (8-min walk)

 

Tickets

Full price: £69
Reduced rate (students/unwaged): £39

 

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Newcomers warmly welcome.

 

Facilitator

Nick Kientsch — trauma-informed practitioner with 20+ years’ massage experience and training in Tibetan Buddhist Tantra and Neo-Tantra. A former Buddhist monk, Nick brings depth, compassion, and emotional safety to every session.

 

Testimonials

• “Nick creates a safe and positive space for exploring human connection through touch. I felt uplifted, seen, and valued.”

• “Nick’s workshops affirm our bodies, sexuality, and the importance of caring touch.” — Chris

• “A safe, affirming space for deep connection.” — Paul

• “I left feeling blissful and connected to myself and others.” — Sam