Lavinia is an architect turned facilitator interested in how environments shape what becomes possible in and between bodies.

As an architect, she built spaces for people to live in.
As a conscious kink facilitator, she designs spaces for people to feel alive in.

With a background in architecture and organizational management, her practice is shaped by a long-standing interest in how environments (physical, social or emotional) structure what becomes possible within them. Today, she brings this spatial thinking into designing embodied group processes that explore intensity, sensation, desire, and the relational dynamics that emerge around them.

In her approach she weaves her own experience with chronic pain, engagement in kink and power exchange dynamics, and notions of exposure therapy, attachment theory and somatic work. But above all, she is interested in the body’s intelligence as a way to access information that often sits just outside language.

Lavinia’s work is driven by questions rather than answers. She is currently interested in facets of aliveness that might be difficult to look at directly: appetite, shame, hunger, and in what happens when these are allowed to exist without being immediately resolved or made fair.

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