Theory and Practice! General sex education rarely mentions sensations as part of sexuality. Yet, something as simple as a blindfold or the right music can significantly enhance pleasure and create a more immersive atmosphere. In BDSM, the use of sensory impressions is a vital way to set the stage and foster connection. How do touch, sound, or visual stimuli influence intimacy? Our course invites you to explore the realm of sensory play, a valuable addition to both BDSM and broader sexuality. This workshop provides a safe space to learn, experiment, and ask questions.
What to expect
In this workshop, we combine theoretical knowledge with practical exercises to explore the world of sensory impressions. You’ll discover how targeted use of sensory stimuli such as touch, pressure points, visual and auditory elements, or temperature differences—can enrich your sexual experiences. Emphasis is placed on understanding anatomy and its relevance to safe and effective sensory play.
Under professional guidance, you will learn techniques applicable to both BDSM and other contexts. Practical demonstrations and hands-on exercises help build confidence and provide tools to enhance your intimacy and creativity.
Content
- Basics: Anatomy and introduction to sensory play
- Erogenous zones: Exploration and stimulation
- Pressure points: Techniques and effects
- Sensory stimuli: Visual, auditory, and gustatory impressions
- Sensory deprivation: The art of removing sensory input
- Temperature play: Using heat and cold intentionally
- BDSM techniques: Electrical play and suspension
What to bring
We recommend bringing a pen and paper, as the workshop covers a wealth of fascinating material in a short period. If you have any questions or require further details, feel free to reach out in advance. We look forward to welcoming you!
Facilitation
Saga Moros
Saga Moros moved to Berlin from Iceland in 2019 to start a career as a Professional Dominatrix to delve deeper into her fascination and love for the human anatomy and psychology in connection with sexuality and sex.