Relationship Games We Play — Intimacy Workshop (Philly 2025)
90 minutes. Live in Philadelphia. Consent-forward, game-based, nervous-system aware.
This workshop invites individuals, couples, plurals, and sex-positive professionals to experience intimacy—through playful practice with the TOUCHY/FEELY intimacy card game. We learn by doing: verbal, nonverbal, and sensory communication that feels safer, clearer, and more connected.
At a glance
- Format: Live workshop recording (90 minutes)
- Where: Velvet Whip Philly, Philadelphia, PA (2025)
- Method: Consent-forward, game-based learning
- Tool: TOUCHY/FEELY intimacy card game (talk + touch)
- You’ll gain: Practical scripts, sensory communication skills, regulation strategies, and repair tools
Why this workshop matters
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Nervous System Education
Understand how body states (fight/flight/fawn/freeze) shape connection—and how to return to safety. -
Multi-Use Communication
Practice verbal, nonverbal, and sensory cues that reduce mixed signals and romantic violations. -
Experiential, Not Theoretical
We don’t just talk about intimacy—we practice it through guided gameplay with pass/opt-out options. -
Healing Through Play
Boundaries, desire, and repair become easier to navigate in a restorative, inclusive environment.
Who this is for
- Individuals & partners seeking deeper emotional/physical intimacy
- Coaches & facilitators wanting a fresh, embodied tool for clients
- Therapists & educators teaching consent, touch, and regulation
- Anyone who wants intimacy skills they can actually use—today
What you’ll learn (key takeaways)
- A sensory-based way to experience intimacy through structured play
- Scripts and prompts for clearer communication (and fewer violations)
- How regulation impacts desire, boundaries, and repair
- Real-life ways to apply TOUCHY/FEELY at home, in session, or at events
Reproductive justice, briefly—and why it belongs here
Reproductive justice centers the right to bodily autonomy, to have or not have children, and to parent in safe, sustainable communities. TOUCHY/FEELY supports this by creating playful, affirming space for honest conversation about consent, desire, and care; by building communication skills essential for healthy, informed decision-making; and by offering inclusive, restorative environments to unpack social pressures around sex, gender, and intimacy. When we center vulnerability, mutual respect, and self-awareness, we build the emotional literacy that underpins reproductive freedom and holistic well-being.
How the TOUCHY/FEELY intimacy card game works
- Four levels of play (from light to deeper) to match comfort
- Talk + touch prompts with clear consent and the ability to pass anytime
- Emotional Conversion Card to help translate feelings into words
- Solo, partner, group-friendly and facilitator-ready for pros
Pro tip: Start one level below your comfort zone. Let your body say “yes” first—then go deeper.
Ready to play?
- Click here to buy TOUCHY/FEELY
- Book a session or workshop: Love + Communication Coaching with Candace Johnson
- Wholesale / Hospitality: Offer TOUCHY/FEELY in rooms, retreats, and therapist offices
- Contact: gooshycandy@gmail.com • IG: @touchyfeelygame
FAQ
Is this workshop appropriate for beginners?
Yes. Levels allow you to start gently and build comfort step by step.
Can therapists/educators use TOUCHY/FEELY with clients?
Yes—many do. The deck supports consent-forward, skills-based sessions.
Is physical touch required?
No. Touch is always optional. You can play talk-only and still get major benefits.
Does this replace therapy?
No. It’s an educational tool. Please integrate it with your existing supports.
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