Bridge the gap between therapeutic intention and embodied practice—ethically, skillfully, and collaboratively.

This 6-hour, two-part webinar offers a rare, in-depth look at the intersection of Sacred Intimacy, Surrogate Partner Therapy, and somatic sexology. Designed for both referring professionals and hands-on practitioners, this training addresses the real-world complexities of collaborative intimacy work—without relying on any single regional model or governing body.

Instead, you’ll learn universal ethical frameworks, cross-disciplinary communication strategies, and applied methodologies that translate across cultural and professional contexts.

Whether you are a clinician seeking trusted referral pathways or a practitioner building a responsible, sustainable practice, this training will give you the clarity and structure that this field often lacks.

What You’ll Gain

This training is designed to help you move beyond curiosity into informed, ethical engagement with this work.

You will learn how to:

• Clearly distinguish between surrogate partner therapy, sacred intimacy, and traditional sex work

• Understand the triadic model (client, clinician, practitioner) and how to operate within it safely

• Identify appropriate client referrals and recognize critical contraindications

• Apply structured, trauma-informed touch progressions and somatic methodologies

• Navigate transference, attachment, and complex emotional dynamics

• Establish clear ethical boundaries and harm reduction protocols

• Build sustainable, accountable professional practices in a stigmatized field

Why This Training Matters

There is growing global interest in experiential approaches to intimacy and sexual healing—but very little standardized, accessible education that addresses how this work actually functions in practice. Most professionals are left piecing together fragmented information, often without clear ethical guidance or collaborative frameworks.

This webinar changes that.

You’ll receive a cohesive, reality-based understanding of how clinicians and intimacy practitioners can work together responsibly—centered on client safety, professional integrity, and long-term sustainability.

Training Structure

This is a two-part, 6-hour webinar experience combining lecture, applied frameworks, and case-based learning.

Part One (3 Hours)
Foundations, Typology, and Clinical Collaboration

• Defining roles across surrogate partner therapy, sacred intimacy, and related fields

• Understanding the triadic model and scope of practice boundaries

• Screening, referrals, and joint intake processes

• Identifying appropriate clients and contraindications

Part Two (3 Hours)
Methodology, Ethics, and Real-World Application

• Somatic touch progression and sensate focus adaptation

• Navigating trauma responses and somatic abreactions

• Transference, boundaries, and ethical complexity

• Practice sustainability, stigma, and peer accountability

• Applied case studies and interdisciplinary problem-solving

Each session builds on the last, giving you both conceptual clarity and practical tools you can apply immediately.

This training is designed for professionals working at the intersection of therapy, touch, and intimacy, including:

• Licensed therapists, psychologists, and mental health professionals

• Somatic sex educators and coaches

• Sacred intimates and surrogate partner practitioners (current or aspiring)

• Bodyworkers and trauma-informed practitioners

• Professionals exploring ethical referral networks in intimacy work

If your work involves supporting others in intimacy, embodiment, or relational healing, this training will deepen your capacity and discernment.

Enrollment Details

Cost: $99

Format: Live, two-part webinar (6 total hours) October 26th and November 9 from 5pm-8pm ET
Access: Includes replay for integration and review
Prerequisites: None

This training is open to both established professionals and those seriously considering entering the field.

Step Into Ethical, Collaborative Practice

Sacred Intimacy and Surrogate Partner Therapy sit at one of the most complex intersections of care, ethics, and human experience. This training gives you the structure, language, and critical thinking skills to engage with that complexity responsibly.

Enroll now to deepen your understanding and participate in shaping a more ethical, collaborative future for this field.