Evolving D/s: Nurturing, Supporting, & Adapting Our Dynamics Over Time
All ticket prices include access to join live and 30-day access to the recording. Recording link will be provided via Eventbrite email within 72 hours of the end of the workshop.
3 Ticket Types/Prices Are Available:
Actual Cost Tier $25 (Canadian) - For those who can afford to cover their own costs, this tier represents the actual cost of the workshop.
Supporter Tier $35 (Canadian) - For those with discretionary income who can easily cover their own costs and have extra to give for subsidized and scholarship tickets.
Subsidized Tier $15 (Canadian) - For those who have a bit to exchange, but not enough to cover the actual cost without incurring financial harm.
All tickets include live access & access to the recording!
This change, and so must we. Power and authority-based dynamics are no exception to this reality. During this workshop, participants will learn how to revisit, revise, and expand their agreements, intentions, and boundaries as relationships and personal needs change.
During this interactive workshop, Dare will lead participants through the stages of evolution and change that relationships can go through and discuss tools for navigating this change with care, love, and patience. Particular attention will be paid to skills for dealing with resentment, shifts in consent, grief, and dealing with uncertainty.
This class is open to all attendees over the age of 18.
About the Presenter:
Dare Campbell (they/them) is an educator and explorer who has spent years supporting individuals within underserved sexuality and disabled communities, as well as guiding both emerging and established leaders. They have been featured on various podcasts, university panels, and television programs and have taught at numerous sexuality and kink conferences across North America since 2010. Dare was the recipient of the 2024 Black Rose Jack McGeorge Excellence in Education Award and the Leather Leadership Conference 2021 Sir Alan Penrod Living Leadership Scholarship. Currently working on a second Bachelor of Arts in Sexuality Studies, they have a BA in Psychology from York University.
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/.