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Facilitated by somatic therapist and sex educator Taylor Neal, and hosted by Project Home Unity, this group journey is trauma informed, and developed through an intersectional, queer, and accessible lens for all bodies, genders and identities to sink into what sexuality and pleasure means to them. 

Week 4 is all about connecting to the pleasure that lives in our body, and takes a somatic approach to feeling more pleasure in our daily lives. We will try some embodiment practices for connecting to sensuality, have lots of time to share and reflect, take a look at Emily Nagoski’s breakdown of sexual context, learn about our accelerators and brakes, and build some tools for how to create context for our sexual selves to feel safe, sensual, and seen, both solo and with others. The intention of week 4 is to feel.

Bundle Tickets (all four weeks)

Single Session Tickets

Facilitated by somatic therapist and sex educator Taylor Neal, and hosted by Project Home Unity, this group journey is trauma informed, and developed through an intersectional, queer, and accessible lens for all bodies, genders and identities to sink into what sexuality and pleasure means to them. 

Week 3 is all about dating, and since the experience of navigating dating and relationships is so nuanced and diverse, we will hold ample space for personal experience and perspective, sharing, reflecting, and feeling for our intentions in forming connections in our lives. We’ll unpack the relationship between how we date and colonial systems of oppression, how we can soften into our own experiences, how to meet people, how we can think outside the box when it comes to the types of relationships we have, and how we can become aware of our own patterns in ways that help move us closer to our desires. The intention for week 3 is to connect. 

Bundle Tickets (all four weeks)

Single Session Tickets

Facilitated by somatic therapist and sex educator Taylor Neal, and hosted by Project Home Unity, this group journey is trauma informed, and developed through an intersectional, queer, and accessible lens for all bodies, genders and identities to sink into what sexuality and pleasure means to them. 

Week 2 is all about your body as a container, exploring what feels good coming in and interacting with your container, and how to set boundaries that feel good and aligned to hold your container precious. We’ll experiment with giving and receiving “no” and self advocacy, explore sexual communication, and have a play with using different language for our bodies as a group, unpack narratives we have around language, and bringing ourselves closer to communication and terminology that reflects how we feel in our bodies. The intention of week 2 is curiosity.

Bundle Tickets (all four weeks)

Single Session Tickets

Facilitated by somatic therapist and sex educator Taylor Neal, and hosted by Project Home Unity, this group journey is trauma informed, and developed through an intersectional, queer, and accessible lens for all bodies, genders and identities to sink into what sexuality and pleasure means to them. 

Week 1 is a juicy welcoming into the world of existing in shared group space centered on sexuality and personal experience. It can feel edgy and uncomfortable to enter such tender space with others, so we spend lots of time building a group contract, feeling into discomfort, regulating our nervous systems, and inquiring into an embodied experience of consent using The Wheel Of Consent and somatic practices. You will leave with a thorough understanding of what to expect from the space, a workbook to keep with you, and some tools to support yourself in regulating and integrating both in the space and at home. We’ll also do a creative activity as a group to welcome our sexual selves to the space. The intention in Week 1 is to land.

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Project Home Unity is super excited to announce our new Q&A social group: Craft Club! This group will be run for queer autistic adults, with funding from the Australian Government through the National Disability Insurance Agency. The group will be free to access. You do not need to be an NDIS participant or to have a formal diagnosis to access the group, either.

We aim to create a safe and affirming space where queer autistic adults can socialise and engage in craft activities of interest in whatever way they feel is comfortable. Materials for fibre arts, collage, painting, and jewellery making will be supplied. You are also more than welcome to bring your own project! Everything you make, you can take home with you. Food and drinks will also be supplied, including Vegan and GF options.

We acknowledge that everyone has different interests and communication styles, you can engage in the group however feels right for you. It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games and reading materials that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

Everything you make, you can take home with you! It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games, reading materials and other arts and crafts supplies that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

The group will run with a maximum of 20 people and two facilitators. These facilitators will be Eddie (he/him) and Ari (she/they).

April Q&A will be running on Wednesday, the 1st of April, from 5-8 pm. We are excited to see you there!

Register Here!

Project Home Unity is super excited to announce our new Q&A social group: Craft Club! This group will be run for queer autistic adults, with funding from the Australian Government through the National Disability Insurance Agency. The group will be free to access. You do not need to be an NDIS participant or to have a formal diagnosis to access the group, either.

We aim to create a safe and affirming space where queer autistic adults can socialise and engage in craft activities of interest in whatever way they feel is comfortable. Materials for fibre arts, collage, painting, and jewellery making will be supplied. You are also more than welcome to bring your own project! Everything you make, you can take home with you. Food and drinks will also be supplied, including Vegan and GF options.

We acknowledge that everyone has different interests and communication styles, you can engage in the group however feels right for you. It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games and reading materials that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

Everything you make, you can take home with you! It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games, reading materials and other arts and crafts supplies that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

The group will run with a maximum of 20 people and two facilitators. These facilitators will be Eddie (he/him) and Ari (she/they).

March Q&A will be running on Wednesday the 4th of March from 5-8pm. We are excited to see you there!