Events | Trevor James

A pathway for men

I Want a
Workshop
or Retreat.

For men who want to learn, connect, practice, and grow in community.

Men seated in a group meditation practice

Private sessions can be powerful. But something different happens when men gather with intention. You get to learn not only through ideas, but through experience, through the body, and through being witnessed by other men who are also learning to show up more honestly.

Trevor James · Touch Therapist & Intimacy Coach, Los Angeles


Group work lets you practice
connection, not just
think about it.

You get to notice how you show up around other men. How you ask for what you want. How you receive attention. How you navigate boundaries, handle desire, and respond to being seen.

That can be tender. It can be awkward. It can be surprisingly beautiful. Occasionally, it can also be funny in the way that only human bodies, nervous systems, and men trying to be brave in a circle can be funny.

It is not about pressure, performance, or pretending to be more open than you are. It is about practicing connection in a space designed to help you stay present, honest, and at choice.

  • You want to explore intimacy in a group setting
  • You are curious about touch, embodiment, or erotic confidence
  • You want to meet thoughtful men doing similar inner work
  • You learn best through experience, not just information
  • You want a structured, consent-forward space
  • You want to feel less alone in your questions and longings
  • You are ready for growth that includes the body
  • You want community without losing your boundaries

Structured spaces for learning,
practice, and connection.

You can begin with a shorter workshop, a deeper retreat, a couples-focused experience, or an Embodied Eros container.

Warm, structured,
consent-forward,
and emotionally intelligent.

The work may be intimate, but it is not careless. The atmosphere may be sensual, but it is not vague or without boundaries. Participants are invited to notice, choose, communicate, and respect their own pace.

No performance of growth

The purpose is not to prove how open you are. It is to practice being more present and connected, at whatever pace is honest for you.

Consent is central

Choice, boundaries, communication, and respect are part of the structure, not decorative language added to make something sound safer than it is.

Your pace matters

You are invited to participate in ways that are honest, grounded, and aligned with your nervous system. Nothing is required that does not feel right.


Every experience has its own
structure, but choice remains central.

I

Opening agreements and consent

We begin by creating a clear container, naming expectations, and grounding the group in consent and communication.

II

Reflection and body awareness

Experiences may include guided reflection, breath, grounding, nervous system awareness, or embodied practices.

III

Partner or group exercises

When appropriate, you may be invited into communication practices, touch-based exploration, or group exercises. Always at your own pace.

IV

Integration and clear closing

We make space to process, reflect, ask questions, and close the experience with care. No one leaves mid-stream.


Thoughtful men who want intimacy, body awareness, and community in a structured space.

  • Men curious about deeper intimacy
  • Men feeling isolated or disconnected
  • Men exploring sexuality or sensuality
  • Men interested in spiritual and embodied growth
  • Men wanting meaningful connection with other men
  • Men ready to practice consent, communication, and presence

This is not a free-for-all environment.

This work is not for anyone seeking pressure-based experiences, spaces where consent is treated casually, or an environment without clear boundaries.

It is also not the best fit for someone unwilling to communicate, respect others’ limits, or take responsibility for their own choices in a group.

When you are ready

Workshops and retreats offer
a different kind of learning.

One that happens through the body, through practice, and through being witnessed by other men who are also learning to show up more honestly.