Thank You For Your “No”: Building Relationships That Encourage Sharing & Trust
Online Workshop with Dare Campbell
Workshop supporting people who want to create relationships where their partner is comfortable setting boundaries and limits.
Subsidized pricing option is available for those facing economic challenges, simply purchase a ticket with the subsidized option.
Attendees can access the Zoom Meeting information via Eventbrite. Eventbrite automatically sends out notification emails as the event approaches.
This workshop will be recorded and a link to watch will be provided to all standard & pay-it forward tickets. Link will be sent through Eventbrite up to 48 hours after the class and will be available for viewing for 60 days from posting.
We are seldom taught how to gracefully accept “no,” especially in the context of our romantic, sexual, or play relationships. This workshop will discuss how to become partners who can receive boundaries and rejection from our loved ones with grace and care. By exploring the vital components of open communication, setting healthy boundaries, and acknowledging what makes it hard to give and receive a “no,” this workshop will provide you with tips and tools for embracing the vulnerability and care required in healthy relationships where both partners feel safe to express their needs and desires, as well as respect the same in their partner. Ahead of the workshop, attendees are encouraged to come up with examples from their own lives where they have had challenges around setting boundaries, asking for their needs, or where they have been challenged to navigate rejection or boundary-setting by their partners.
This class is open to all attendees over the age of 18.
About Dare:
Dare Campbell (they/them) is an educator and coach with over 15 years of experience dedicated to supporting individuals within underserved sexuality and disabled communities, as well as guiding both emerging and established leaders. As both a 1-on-1 coach and a group educator, Dare employs a peer-based approach to foster community safety, knowledge, and collective care. They have been featured on various podcasts, university panels, and television programs and have taught at numerous sexuality and kink conferences across North America.
In their work, Dare equips participants and clients with practical tools and illustrative examples to help them build self-knowledge and communication skills. Dare advocates for a collaborative approach that emphasizes creating a sense of safety and shared vulnerability, believing it is essential for cultivating meaningful connections, fulfilling relationships, and a love-filled life. For more information, visit their website at https://www.learngrowrepeat.ca/.