Buxton, United Kingdom
Out & Wild and LoveLab Relationship Retreat 7-9th March
Are you ready for true love and desire that lasts a lifetime?
Overview
Intimacy is your birthright and optimal state - so let’s bring to life the relationship you deserve! Simply, love is not enough. You also need personal insight AND intimacy skills if you want great relationships. Come and spend 2 days with us as an individual or a couple, to develop the critical ‘in-the-moment skills’ that build true intimacy and sustain desire that lasts a lifetime. Your perfect relationship is waiting! A partnership with Out & Wild and LoveLab - open to all LGBTQIA+ women and those who are non-binary. Arrive 3.30pm Friday, finishes at 3pm Sunday
Hosts
Claire and Christina
We are Christina Cass & Dr Claire Macaulay, Sex & Relationship Therapists with a difference.
Christina Cass (she/her) - Relationship Coach & Behavioural Practitioner
Style: Dynamic, engaging, passionate, dedicated. Likely to draw on excessive use of fantastical metaphor, display wild hand gestures and draw terrible diagrams to drive a point home!
Background: The science of learning theory, motivation and behaviour change.
Specialism: Couples who fight, ADHD, cPTSD & codependency recovery
Dr Claire Macaulay (she/her) - Relationship Coach, Somatic Sex Educator & Medical Doctor
Style: no-bullshit, inclusive, funny and solution-focused. Infamous for being interviewed on national telly wearing no shoes, being internationally renowned as Dr Dry Fanny and for her laser-sharp wit.
Background: Oncologist, Sexological Bodyworker, Conflict Facilitator, Coach Supervisor
Specialism: Sexual challenges, Menopause and midlife relationships.
Justine
Justine Potter is the Northern England regional lead for Out and Wild and has been to all the Out and Wild festivals.
She has long been fascinated by relationship dynamics and human behaviour through her work developing and producing TV and Radio Dramas and recognised the need and demand for the particulars of Queer relationship support and growth, hence setting up this first relationship retreat for Out and Wild.
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FAQs
YES! You get to be you in our spaces. Systemic barriers in our society and culture create imbalances of power and privilege. LoveLab stands against minority stress and discrimination in our spaces. We are deeply committed to creating an environment that supports inclusivity and respect for all people regardless of gender identity or expression, race, colour, neurotype, culture, religion, spiritual practice, age, socioeconomic status, perceived or actual sexual orientation, relationship status or configuration, national origin or physical and mental abilities.
YES! Our approach is explicitly relational - whatever your relationship dynamic, and however many partners are involved.
YES! Whether you are looking to rekindle a lost love (by working on your side of the street), attract your soul mate or finally fall in love with yourself with no plans to enter a relationship - this is the perfect time for you to focus only on You.
When we are IN a relationship, we have a built-in training ground to practice the implementation of new skills in a training like this. On the other hand, when IN a relationship, we are more frequently triggered as our attachment wounds are ignited - sometimes we are so badly triggered, that we can't actually do the work!
So there are pros and cons to every relational state when entering into this Training. As a single person (whether by circumstance or choice) with a desire to get better at relationships, primarily for you, and possibly for a future partnership, you are most welcome in the Intensive.
30% of those who attend Out & Wild Events come solo, and many then leave with friends for life. Out & Wild host Justine will be there to meet and greet all who attend and make sure you feel welcomed and included.
Yes, there are accessible rooms available, please email info@outandwild.co.uk for more details
We do not offer a refund policy, but you are able to resell your ticket if you are unable to attend.
You can get a train to nearby stations and then a bus or taxi. We will also promote the opportunity for car sharing. Full details of getting to the venue are here thenightingalecentre.org.uk/location.php