The

Best Apology

is

Changed Behavior

Sunday May 18
7-10pm CET/1-4pm EST/10-1pm PST

You're here because you want to show up for your relationships and build trust and move through conflict generatively. You want to be accountable.

But what comes after an apology?

Repairing broken relationships and building trust. And trust isn’t just about words; it’s about actions over time.

This workshop is for anyone committed to building trustworthy relationships through sincerity, competency, and reliability.

REGISTRATIONS OPEN NOW!

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Trustworthiness is built on:

  • Sincerity – Do you truly want to change? (Motivation & Intention)

  • Competency – Do you have the skills to change? (Skill-Building & Embodied Practice)

  • Reliability – Can you sustain this change over time? (Repetition & Accountability)

In this workshop, we will focus on motivation & intention as well as skill-building & embodied practice. The work of repetition—integrating change into daily life—will be yours to carry forward.

Who is this for?

  • People working through harm they’ve caused in relationships or community

  • Those seeking to develop trustworthiness and repair relational ruptures

  • Organizers, care workers, and community members invested in collective healing

You’re Signing Up Because You Want To…

  • Learn practical, embodied tools to practice change, embody accountability, and care

  • Move beyond theory and feel abolition in your body, relationships, and everyday life

  • Bridge the gap between saying sorry and truly being it: you want to sustain change over time and repair the relationships you care about

  • Be in a space where you’re surrounded by others who share your vision or long for the same world you do

  • Reimagine safety, justice, and belonging, not as external systems, but as something we cultivate together

What You’ll Walk Away With

  • A deeper understanding of how change is embodied and sustained

  • Somatic tools to support accountability and trust-building

  • A personal roadmap for integrating changed behavior into your life

  • A supportive and collective space to practice self-awareness, reflection, and relational repair

Schedule

Sunday May 18
7-10pm CET/1-4pm EST/10-1pm PST

Agenda

Through somatic exercises, guided reflection, and group sharing, we will explore:

  1. Why change? Who are you choosing to become through this process of transformation?  

  • Identifying the core values you wish to embody when facing conflicts

    2. Identifying where you need support to change or transform your behavior

    • Sincerity 

    • Competency

    • Reliability

    3. Learning to replace harmful responses with new, embodied practices

    • Creating accountability structures that reinforce new behaviors over time

Meet Your instructors

  • I am a Black trans non binary abolitionist somatic practitioner, Transformative Justice practitioner and doula.

    I am the founder of Erotics of Liberation and my work blooms at the intersection of Blakc interiority, somatic memory & queer intimacies

FAQ

  • Yes ! You will be sent a recording + slides in the next 48 hours after the live. If you can not make the live, REGISTER ANYWAY so that you can be sent the recording.

  • The best is for you to register. That way, even if you’re not present live, you will be sent the recording 2 days after the live.

  • Yes! This workshop is open to everyone who would like to build embodied practices and tools to enact change in their lives. You don’t have to have a conflict/repair story to join us. You can learn tools so when you do harm/hurt someone you love, you already have tools to face accountability and create long lasting change.

  • We have a limited number of scholarships for QTIBIPOC (Queer Trans Intersex Black Indigenous People of Color). Please fill out our form here. Note that more people paying full means more scholarships so feel free to share this to your communities !

Registrations open!

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