Upcoming classes
consent education based in connection and creativity
Here’s what to know about classes at @consent.wizardry:
All classes will be recorded. If you cannot attend live, you can watch the recording after. Recordings will not be for sale after the class has begun (unless otherwise specified). Check out recorded classes if you’d rather go at your own pace.
You can explore more of Consent Wizardry, and support my work, by:
checking out CW merch and digital resources
reading my Substack
checking out Share the Load podcast — rate, review, and subscribe!
joining the newsletter to stay up to date with new offerings
sharing my work with people you think would enjoy it
Any way you spread the word is so appreciated!
The Boundaries + Consent Workbook is a good companion to any class.
My approach is integrative, somatic, anti-binary, trauma-informed, anti-carceral, and anti-cancellation.
upcoming class schedule
MARCH 7-WEEK || Unblocked Again: Cancel Culture Edition
APRIL 2-DAY || Self-Advocacy for the Self-Employed
APRIL 3-WEEK || From “Is this right?” to “Do I like it?”: A Non-Hierarchical, Consent-Based Approach to Art-Making
More information below…
March 7-WEEK
Unblocked Again: Cancel Culture Edition
with Mia
VIRTUAL: Mondays, March 3–April 14, 5–7pm PT / 8–10pm ET.
Are you too frozen to create for fear of cancelation, scrutiny, or a toxic ex who might contact anyone who works with you? This one’s for you.
keep yourself small for fear of cancelation
compare yourself to others so much you don’t create
freeze out of fear of doing or saying the wrong thing
want to make more money from your art
grapple with your ego as an artist and want to believe what you have is worth sharing with the world without feeling like an arrogant shithead
Class topics:
Perfectionism
People Pleasing
Inner Critic
Imposter Syndrome
Letting go of what you can’t control
Your Voice
Asking for What You Want
Read about the program here.
April 2-DAY
Self-Advocacy for the Self-Employed
with Mia
VIRTUAL: Saturday April 26 + Sunday April 27, noon–2pm PT / 3–5pm ET. Class recordings will be distributed to those who sign up in advance; they will not be available for resale after the class has passed.
Struggling to navigate boundaries, offers, and rates as a self-employed person? This class will help you navigate:
setting and negotiating your rates
advocating for yourself when your rates change
pricing, presenting, and marketing your offerings
trading/bartering for services or work without the clear boundaries of money
what to consider when working for free
only offering what’s actually within your capacity, setting a container period, asking for and providing necessary information, and setting clear agreements
when and how to exit commitments you made
This class is a great fit for:
artists, designers, freelancers, consultants, educators, therapists, SWers, and all kinds of practitioners
performers, musicians, painters, ceramicists, directors, producers, and other artists
anyone who needs to set and negotiate rates or price their work
Read about the program here.
April 3-WEEK
From “Is this right?” to “Do I like this?”: A Non-Hierarchical, Consent-Based Approach to Art-Making
with Mia
VIRTUAL: Mondays + Thursdays, April 28–May 15, 5–7pm PT / 8–10pm ET. For students who can’t attend class live, there will be optional sessions Tuesdays May 7 and 21, 10–11:30am PT / 1–2:30pm ET so you can still participate in exercises live.
This program is for artists of all kinds: musicians, creatives, writers, dancers, photographers, choreographers, directors, designers. It’s for people looking to deepen or return to their creative practice and for those looking to embark on one for the first time. If you:
are looking for structure
feel pressure around making art and want to loosen up
want to create something new but don’t know where to start
are stuck in the middle of a project and don’t know where to go
find it intimidating to create something out of nothing
… this class will provide practical tools, exercises, and assignments to get you out of your head, into your body, and surrender to the creative process, drawing on principles from devised theater.
Read about the program here.
