Come Together

an off-grid intimacy & connection course

sex and nature? huh?

It’s true: we can’t go past a good cabin porn joke.
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But Come Together is about so much more than puns. We designed this course as a practical guide to overcoming some of the biggest issues affecting Aussie couples, from low libido to poor communication. We’ll help you reconnect with each other and yourself, get back in touch with nature and spend more time coming together. After all, it’s only natural.

meet your coach,
Georgia Grace

introduction

Here's what's cumming.

We’ve got a bespoke program of three video episodes rolling out every week for the rest of February, exploring how slowing down and being closer to nature can help couples work through their thorny issues, to ultimately have better and more rewarding sex.

Serving suggestion: watch in a comfy space where you can relax and immerse yourself.

1: how to use this course

Georgia explains what to expect, and how to use the course, whether you’re out in nature, or exploring in your own environment.

1: how to use this course

Georgia explains what to expect, and how to use the course, whether you’re out in nature, or exploring in your own environment.

1: how to use this course

Georgia explains what to expect, and how to use the course, whether you’re out in nature, or exploring in your own environment.

how to use this course

What to expect, and how to use the course, whether you’re out in nature, or exploring in your own environment.

desire & libido

Why doesn’t my partner want to jump me anymore? Is there something wrong with my sex drive? Explore the ins and outs of why you’re not going in and out enough out on the deck at Sadie, a cabin in the wilderness.

Serving suggestion: watch in a comfy space where you can relax and immerse yourself.

1: all about desire

Learn about responsive and spontaneous desire, desire discrepancy (often known as 'mismatched libidos'), love languages and how you can create the context for desire.

extra: all about desire discrepancy

Feeling out of sync? Desire discrepancy is extremely common among couples, and thankfully, it's also easy to work on - so check out this easy guide from NORMAL to learn more about it.

stress & relationships

Feel like you’re never chilled enough to get in the mood? Bonking can be hard when you’re more stressed than a woodpecker on uppers. Let’s find some new ways to calm down and fire up, out here by the fire in the quiet of nature.

Serving suggestion: watch in a comfy space where you can relax and immerse yourself.

2: all about stress

Learn about how stress affects your body and relationships, and how you can use techniques like meditation to reset, relax and get back to the good stuff.

meditation 1: grounding practice

A grounding practice is ideal for anytime you feel anxious, disconnected, or stressed. Practising mindfulness regularly has powerful benefits for your overall health, but it can also support you in feeling more present, connected and aware during sex.

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meditation 2: moving meditation

There is a misconception that mindfulness can only happen when you’re sitting still with your eyes closed - and whilst this may be true for some, not everyone feels present in stillness. This is a moving meditation ideal for those who feel more embodied and present with movement.

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meditation 3: awakening hands in nature

This practice guides you through a touch-based mindfulness practice using nature. Your hands are rich with sensitive touch receptors, and this is a simple but powerful way to build awareness and sensation in your hands.

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meditation 4: melting hug (partnered)

This meditation guides you and your partner through a melting hug practice. This is essentially a long hug that invites you to ‘melt’ into each other's bodies over 10 minutes. You will also be invited to bring your awareness to five somatic practices: breath, movement, sounds, touch and placement of awareness.

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meditation 5: syncing up (partnered)

This partner meditation will support you to sync up through a few self-regulating and co-regulating practices. You’ll be invited to connect with your own body and your partner’s through eye gazing, breath, and moving solo and together.

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