Colin Bond Somatic Sexologist
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Coming back into our Bodies
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Reconnect with your body, sexuality, and divine self, exactly as you are.A grounded space for men, women, couples, and trans people to explore connection,intimacy,
presence, and self-awareness.
Coming Back To The
Pleasures Of Our Bodies
When you arrive, we begin by taking time to slow down, ground into the space, and check in with one another to see what you would like to learn from our time together.
This first part of the session is about creating emotional safety, trust, and understanding what is currently happening for you in your life, body, relationships, or sexuality.
Together, we discuss what you would like to explore, learn, or gain from our time together. You are welcome to share any curiosities, concerns, boundaries, fears, or desires without judgment. This allows the session to be shaped around your individual needs, comfort levels, and intentions.
Once we have checked in together, I may offer a range of somatic and body-based practices that could support your personal learning and self-awareness. These may include grounding practices, breath-work, nervous system support, movement, communication exercises, body awareness, meditation, or guided touch practices, depending on what feels most relevant for you.
This work is always collaborative. You are encouraged to move at your own pace and are always free to say yes to practices that feel supportive for you, and no to others that may not feel aligned or comfortable.
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Payton Hillman
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Chloe Wilson
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Jessica Davis
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James Williams
When you arrive, we begin by taking time to slow down, ground into the space, and check in with one another to see what you would like to learn from our time together.
This first part of the session is about creating emotional safety, trust, and understanding what is currently happening for you in your life, body, relationships, or sexuality.
Together, we discuss what you would like to explore, learn, or gain from our time together. You are welcome to share any curiosities, concerns, boundaries, fears, or desires without judgment. This allows the session to be shaped around your individual needs, comfort levels, and intentions.
Once we have checked in together, I may offer a range of somatic and body-based practices that could support your personal learning and self-awareness. These may include grounding practices, breath-work, nervous system support, movement, communication exercises, body awareness, meditation, or guided touch practices, depending on what feels most relevant for you.
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What happens in a session
This work is always collaborative. You are encouraged to move at your own pace and are always free to say yes to practices that feel supportive for you, and no to others that may not feel aligned or comfortable.
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During your session, we work together to explore practices that support you feel more grounded, connected, and open within yourself and in your relationships.
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At the end of the session, I may suggest simple practices or reflections you may continue in your own time to support integration, growth, and a richer connection to yourself.
No matter the session style, our time together is always a collaborative experience designed to support your specific learning objectives, keep you safer in your body, connect you emotionally, and make you more open in how you relate to yourself and others.
Hello
What is somatic sexology
Somatic sexology is the meeting of somatics (focusing awareness through the body), with sexology (the scientific study of human sexuality).
It is the merging of practices from time-tested traditions such as yoga, meditation and tantra, with cutting edge research in neuroscience, psychology and somatic learning theory.
Somatic sexology develops ‘embodiment’, which is deeper presence, awareness and understanding of what is going on in your body and in sex. Embodiment releases body-mind restrictions that inhibit pleasure, and allows space for greater growth, choice and play.
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by the institute of somatic sexology
Your are invited to a free online class
We are very friendly and want everyone to enjoy their pleasures in a safe container, so why not join our community and jump on board our weekly online FREE one hour class twice a week and learn and explore something new for a pleasurable hour.
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Describe the team member here. Write a brief description of their role and responsibilities, or a short bio with a background summary.
Payton Hillman
Describe the team member here. Write a brief description of their role and responsibilities, or a short bio with a background summary.
Chloe Wilson
Describe the team member here. Write a brief description of their role and responsibilities, or a short bio with a background summary.
Jessica Davis
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James Williams
What happens in a session
​
When you arrive, we begin by taking
time to slow down, ground into the space, and check in with one another
to see what you would like to learn
from our time together.
This first part of the session is about creating emotional safety, trust, and understanding what is currently happening for you in your life, body, relationships, or sexuality.
Together, we discuss what you would like to explore, learn, or gain from our time together.
​
You are welcome to share any curiosities, concerns, boundaries, f
ears, or desires without judgment.
This allows the session to be shaped around your individual needs, comfort levels, and intentions.
​
Once we have checked in together,
I may offer a range of somatic and
body-based practices that could
support your personal learning and
self-awareness.
​
These may include grounding
practices, breath-work, nervous system support, movement, communication exercises, body awareness, meditation, or guided touch practices, depending
on what feels most relevant for you.
This work is always collaborative. You are encouraged to move at your own pace and are always free to say yes to practices that feel supportive for you, and no to others that may not feel aligned or comfortable.
During your session, we work together
to explore practices that support you
feel more grounded, connected, and open within yourself and in your relationships.
​
Depending on your intentions, sessions may include breath-work, body awareness, grounding practices, movement, communication exercises, nervous system support, meditation, guided touch practices, and education around intimacy, connection, and
emotional expression.
Once we decide on the practices that feel most supportive for you, I gently guide you through each experience at a pace that feels safe and comfortable.
​
You are always encouraged to say yes
to the practices that feel right for you, and no to anything that does not.
At the end of the session, I may
suggest simple practices or reflections you may continue in your own time to support integration, growth, and a richer connection to yourself.
No matter the session style, our time together is always a collaborative experience designed to support your specific learning objectives, keep you safer in your body, connect you emotionally, and make you more open
in how you relate to yourself and others.
What is somatic sexology
Somatic sexology is the meeting of somatics (focusing awareness through the body), with sexology (the scientific study of human sexuality).
It is the merging of practices from time-tested traditions such as yoga, meditation and tantra, with cutting edge research in neuroscience, psychology and somatic learning theory.
Somatic sexology develops ‘embodiment’, which is deeper presence, awareness and understanding of what is going on in your body and in sex. Embodiment releases body-mind restrictions that inhibit pleasure, and allows space for greater growth, choice and play.
​
By the instituteo f somatic sexology
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Somatic sexology is the meeting of somatics (focusing awareness through the body), with sexology (the scientific study of human sexuality).
It is the merging of practices from time-tested traditions such as yoga, meditation and tantra, with cutting edge research in neuroscience, psychology and somatic learning theory.
Somatic sexology develops ‘embodiment’, which is deeper presence, awareness and understanding of what is going on in your body and in sex. Embodiment releases body-mind restrictions that inhibit pleasure, and allows space for greater growth, choice and play.
​
By the instituteo f somatic sexology
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Somatic sexology is the meeting of somatics (focusing awareness through the body), with sexology (the scientific study of human sexuality).
It is the merging of practices from time-tested traditions such as yoga, meditation and tantra, with cutting edge research in neuroscience, psychology and somatic learning theory.
Somatic sexology develops ‘embodiment’, which is deeper presence, awareness and understanding of what is going on in your body and in sex. Embodiment releases body-mind restrictions that inhibit pleasure, and allows space for greater growth, choice and play.
​
by the institute of somatic sexology
Bodywork Session
Couple Session
Online Session
Bodywork Session
Couples
Online Session
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