| From communication workshops, sexual education and positivity, to nude yoga play, the Center for Sex and Culture weaves a space that is welcoming while challenging you to try something new or see something in a different light. I am someone who often ponders the complexities of partnerships, often when accompanying a woman and partner into birth space and in my own personal relationships. What is partnership? How do they function in our lives?
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| The Art of Partnership: Creating True Partnership Within Relationship w/ Marcia Baczynski Cost: $20, $12-15 if preregistered at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/70864 When it comes to relationships, the word “Partner” gets tossed around all the time… We talk about our partners, whether we want a partner, what we want from our partner and so on, but rarely do we take the time to examine what partner actually means within the context of relationships. In this workshop, we will explode the myths and fantasies around partnership and learn how to dance with and enhance both your individualism and togetherness. Whether you’re in a relationship, or want to be, join relationship educator Marcia Baczynski as we explore the concept of partnership as a distinct relationship style. Discover what it means to be a partner to someone else, learn how to cultivate partnership in your life, and find out what successful partnerships have in common. BIO: Marcia Baczynski is a relationship coach and sex educator who is passionate about providing the world with better tools and skills for relating, and empowering people to use them. She is the Director of Relationship Programming for Ideal Balance, a lifestyle management company for busy professional and entrepreneurial women. She is also well-known for being co-creator of Cuddle Party, a workshop/social event about boundaries, communication, intimacy and touch. Started in 2004, Cuddle Party events have spread globally, with over 40 facilitators in four countries. Marcia has made appearances on the Montel Williams show, Fox News, Penn & Teller’s Bullsh*t, NPR, GQ, Marie Claire and Newsweek. She splits her time between San Francisco and New York. |
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BabyLoss Yoga
BabyLoss Yoga
A gentle yoga class for parents whose babies died anytime during or after pregnancy*
Taught by Rachel Yellin, Cht
Join us as we lovingly, courageously and consciously come together to practice yoga as a way to learn from, transform and heal our grief.
This practice is designed to allow each parent to be in his/her own unique experience.
The asanas (poses) will be gentle and restorative. No prior yoga experience is necessary.
You will not be asked to speak in front of the group, however there will be time at the end of class for you to share your experience if you choose.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
3:30am to 5:30pm
$20 per person, limited to 20 people
Jewish Community Center of SF, 2nd Floor, Lounge
3200 California St. @ Presidio, SF 94115
Street parking and garage paid parking available
Please contact Leah Karp to reserve your space or if you have questions.
415-385-7653, leah@sf2marin.com
Since 2001, Rachel has been teaching a variety of yoga classes including Iyengar, restorative, gentle, pre and post natal. Her work as a doula and childbirth educator guided her to become a Hypnotherapist, with a focus on Depth Hypnosis. She works primarily with women and couples to prepare for birth or recover from a difficult pregnancy, birth, or postpartum experience. She can be contacted at Rachel@one-moon.com or 415-383-8419.
*The yoga poses taught in this class are not appropriate for women who are currently pregnant.
Mindful Lactation & Postpartum Care Arts by Beth Rees, IBCLC CD 