
Quick Info
- When:
- 19. September 2026, 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
- Where:
- KARA
- Format:
- workshop
- Who can join:
- BIPOC, only
- Constellation:
- solo, paired, groups - all constellations welcome (everyone needs a ticket)
- Language:
- English
- What to know:
- No previous knowledge required.
- What to bring:
- comfortable layers of clothing, toys and tools you wish to experiment with, questions and curiosity
- Questions:
- Message us via info@karada-house.de
- Add to calendar:
- Google Calendar / iCal / .ics file
Tickets
If you cannot afford this event, please check the ticket option "solidarity" for reduced ticket prices. If that is still too much or they are out of stock, feel free to send us a message via info@karada-house.de.
Connecting with your body and tuning into sensation can be both exciting and challenging. And impact play can be a very helpful tool on that discovery.
Caritia invites you on a journey through the sights, sounds, and sensations of impact play—bringing in intention, rhythm, and toys. Starting with the fundamentals of positioning, we’ll gradually move into hands-on exploration.
Together, let’s discover how impact and sensation play can support and serve you and your body’s unique needs.
Caritia will share from personal experiences and offer tools, care and practical methods to encourage you to explore yourself and your needs with more intention.
This class offers
- Space to your body and anatomy
- Identifying what boundaries there are
- Discovering the layers of touch and sensation
- Exploring what rhythm and tempo can do and how they support your dynamic
- Sound as a resource for release
- Care, intention setting and space holding for play
- Exploring your limits within an intentional container
This class is for
- Anyone, beginner or experienced person seeking to (re)discover their desires around sensation play
- BIPOC Folks only – specifically for non-white and people of the global majority
- Folks who wish to establish better boundaries in their exploration
- Folks curious about supportive tools for sensation and impact play from a decolonial and neurodiverse inclusive lens
Facilitator
More Information
BIPOC is an acronym that stands for Black, Brown, Indigenous, Asian, Latinx, and all other non-white people who experience racialization. We use "BIPOC/POC" as a political term that recognizes our shared experiences under white supremacy and the distinct histories, struggles, and cultural identities within our communities. This definition honors the specific and ongoing impacts of anti-Blackness and acknowledges the diverse forms of systemic oppression faced globally, while affirming that all people of color experience racialized marginalization. Our intention is to create a space grounded in solidarity, healing, and collective empowerment for those who are not socially treated as white.
- Ground floor location with 3 steps at the entrance – a wheelchair ramp is always available
- A bell on ground level for people who need support with the stairs is available
- Accessible bathroom and no thresholds throughout the space
- Parking directly in front (please message if you want to use the spot)
- Chair seating, cushions, mats, couches available
- Fidget toys, visual clocks, quiet areas to retreat to available
- Psychological first aid tools available
- Workshop is held in spoken English, German available upon request
- Karada House is a sober space
- Please do not wear perfume
- Need more support? Message us at info@karada-house.de
- Please do not attend if you are feeling sick.
- The indoor areas will be constantly aired and two HEPA-14 filters will be running the entire time. We also have outdoor areas that are open during warmer days when it is not raining.
- We provide hand and surface disinfectant, please make ample use of it.
- All appliances, surfaces, blankets, etc. will be disinfected on a regular basis and before and after every class. Blankets, towels, etc. will be washed after every use.
- For workshops that require a partner, we encourage you to bring a person from your household, safe(r) Covid-19-bubble, etc. Working with someone you do not know is possible but at your own risk.
- We reserve the right to carry out mandatory Covid tests for large events. In case of testing positive you cannot enter the event and we need to ask you to leave for the sake of safety for the other participants.

