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Transformational Intimacywith Sarah Entrup & Travis Streb

In-person workshop · Couples & singles · With Sarah Entrup and Travis Streb

Love. Lust. Liberation.

Make room for more love, desire, and aliveness. A weekend of guided practice — step out of your familiar patterns and into a more honest, connected way of relating.

March 12–14 · Near Los Angeles, California

01 · The invitation

A weekend to practice what matters most.

Explore how you connect, where you hold back, what you desire, and how you can bring more of yourself into relationship — through guided practice, not another conversation about it.

You will be invited to slow down, listen, express, and practice with support. There is room for tenderness and play, for honesty and uncertainty, and for discovering what is possible when you meet yourself and others with more presence.

02 · Who this weekend is for

Couples and singles, practicing side by side.

A couple in a tender moment during a guided practice© Kimberly Mufferi

For couples

You love each other — and you want more presence, play, desire, and honesty. Practice listening, repair, and connection with skilled support around you, whether things are good and you want deeper, or you're tired of the same loop.

A participant listening intently during the workshop© Kimberly Mufferi

For singles

Come on your own, as a full participant. Explore how you relate, what you want, and how you show up — with honest feedback you rarely get anywhere else. Many people attend solo; the work starts with you.

“Whether you're in partnership or you're a solo practitioner… all of it was invaluable.” — Geoffrey N., attended single

Guided partner practice in the workshop room© Kimberly Mufferi

03 · What you'll practice

In the body, in real time.

Less talking about relationship — more practicing the art of it. The weekend draws from the practices Sarah and Travis lead across their work:

Guided embodiment

Arrive in your body before you try to connect from it.

Noticing closure

Catch the moment you shut down — and explore a different response.

Desire & boundaries

Say what you want, and what you don't, without abandoning yourself.

Partnered connection

Practice presence and attraction as a living conversation.

Reflection & feedback

Honest, structured feedback inside a carefully held container.

The final weekend flow is being confirmed by Sarah and Travis; these are the practices their work is built on.

04 · How the space is held

An intimate container, not a conference.

This is intentionally a small gathering. Rather than a large room where it's easy to disappear, every participant receives meaningful attention, coaching, and support.

Clear boundaries and real choice are part of how the room works: practices are invitations, you can opt out of anything, and the pace is designed so you're never pushed past what's true for you. Current participation guidelines will be published with the full event details.

The space
“The space felt safe and sacred, and it allowed us to express our love openly and honestly. It encouraged us to go to places we hadn't gone before.”
First time
“I've never done anything like this, and it instantly felt safe, felt understood… It feels scary, and then it's not scary.”

05 · Your guides

Led together by Sarah and Travis.

Love. Lust. Liberation is co-led by Sarah Entrup and Travis Streb — two teachers with a shared devotion to the way we love. Sarah brings embodiment and intimacy teaching; Travis brings practice, leadership, and direct support. Together they hold a room that is grounded, warm, and alive.

Sarah and Travis seated together in a candlelit workshop space

06 · The details

Dates, place, and what's being finalized.

When and where

March 12–14, near Los Angeles, California. The exact venue and schedule — including arrival and departure times — are being finalized and will be shared with everyone who books a conversation.

Tuition and what's included

Tuition, inclusions, and lodging details are being finalized. Talk with Sarah or Travis for the current details — there's no pressure in the conversation, and you'll get a straight answer about whether this weekend is a fit.

Coming solo or with a partner

Both are welcome. Couples practice together and with the group's support; solo participants are full participants — not spare partners — and practice with others in clearly structured, consent-based exercises.

Boundaries and choice

Every practice is an invitation. You can voice a boundary or step out of any practice at any time. The current participation guidelines will be confirmed and published with the full event details.

Is this therapy?

No. This is experiential practice in a carefully held group setting. It doesn't replace therapy, and it doesn't dismiss it — many participants do both.

07 · The next step

Start with one conversation.

Registration opens with the full event details. Until then, the next step is simple: a 45-minute conversation with Sarah or Travis about where you are and whether this weekend is a fit.

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Choose Sarah or Travis

Pick the person you'd like to talk with.

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Find a time

Book a 45-minute conversation.

03

Talk it through

Your story, heard — and a clear answer on fit.

Portrait of Sarah Entrup

Talk with Sarah

45 minutes, one-on-one.

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Portrait of Travis Streb

Talk with Travis

45 minutes, one-on-one.

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“Transformation happens when we are truly seen.”

Love. Lust. Liberation