The Sacred Sexuality Southwest community is thriving and growing by the day, weaving threads of love, friendship, intimacy, play, and soulful connection across cities and counties. Integration circles are spaces for us to gather in community to share, reflect on, and process the deep experiences that arise as we engage with sexuality as a pathway to healing, growth, and self-awareness.

Why integration?

Many of us feel called to sacred sexuality to heal wounds, experience deeper levels of connection, or touch the mystery of our own aliveness — but what happens inside the experience is only part of the journey. Lasting transformation comes from how we continue to hold ourselves and each other after the container has closed.

The days, weeks, and months after immersive experiences are often where the most profound shifts happen, but this stage is frequently overlooked or rushed through. Without tending to this phase, what touched us inside the experience can slip away or feel confusing in the light of everyday life.

These circles offer a space to:

• Slow down and listen to what is still unfolding inside. This may mean sharing about a personal experience or simply witnessing.
• Witness how old stories try to reclaim us and name what wants to be released.
• Explore the tender edge of intimacy — what it means to meet each other with open hearts, after the container has dissolved.
• Reclaim sensuality and erotic aliveness as something we cultivate from within ourselves and not something we only feel in relation to others.
• Ask the bigger questions: What is the point of all this? How do we carry these experiences into a more meaningful way of living?

Why community matters

In many sacred spaces, we touch profound intimacy and then return to the world with no map for how to meet one another again. Without ongoing integration, we can easily feel isolated, disoriented, or unsure of how to trust the connections we've made.

These circles offer a shared field of inquiry — a space to not only process personal experiences, but to explore what it means to be in community after initiation.

Who are these circles for?

These circles are open to anyone in the Sacred Sexuality Southwest community who seeks a grounded, non-hierarchical space to explore the path of integration following transformative experiences in sacred spaces.

We do not teach techniques or prescribe meaning. Instead, we hold a container where each person’s process is respected and honoured.

If you have never been to temple or a similar type of sacred sexuality event, we  invite you to join one of our monthly Stepping into Temple circles for an introduction to temple spaces. Once you have experienced these spaces, you are welcome to join an integration circle.

Circle Structure

• Welcome and introductions
• Agreements
• Meditation / embodiment practice to return to the body and drop into the space
• Shorter sharing spiral: Each person will have the opportunity to speak on what is most alive for them and what they wish to bring to the group
• Longer shares: The group as a whole will decide which two or three shares will be the focus of the circle. Sharers will each have an allotted amount of time to speak and, if desired, to invite reflections
• Closing ritual

Circles are held online via Zoom. This will be an intimate group of up to 10 people. All cameras must be switched on during the circle and we will not admit anyone afte 19:05. This is to protect the integrity and safety of the group.

Cancellation policy: If you need to cancel, please do so up to 72 hours before the event. Cancellations made less than 72 hours before the event will not be refunded.

Your Circle Leaders

Fiona Bradley Poole

Fiona is a singer, dancer, creator and transformational coach who supports her clients in reconnecting with the authentic self through a blend of parts work and embodiment practices. By exploring the wisdom of the body and bringing the shadow to light, she helps individuals move beyond fear and self-doubt while freeing themselves from old beliefs and patterns, creating space for healing and fierce transformation. Fiona believes that sexuality is a gateway to the truth of the heart and that by embracing our erotic nature we open the door to more love, authenticity, and creative self-expression.

https://www.fionabradleypoole.com

Guy Murray

Guy helps individuals seeking deeper connection and transformation align with their true selves by guiding them through intentional practices and integration. Drawing on his own journey of overcoming addiction, self-sabotage, and disconnection, he combines tools like parts work, shadow integration, and transpersonal practices to create a safe space for meaningful growth.

Whether participants are exploring higher-risk transformational tools like psychedelics or sacred sexuality, or simply looking to break free from patterns holding them back, Guy provides the structure and support to navigate these experiences with clarity and purpose. His goal is to help others cultivate deeper relationships, embody their values, and live a life that feels vibrant, meaningful, and whole.