Medical Play
12
JUL

Medical Play

7-10 pm CEST · LGBTQIA+ & Friends
VIRTUAL

Quick Info

When:
July 12 & 19, 2026 · 7-10 pm CEST
Where:
online
Format:
lecture
Who can join:
LGBTQIA+ & Friends
Constellation:
solo, paired, groups - all constellations welcome (everyone needs a ticket)
Language:
English
What to know:
no prior knowledge needed
What to bring:
Note-taking materials, equipment if you have any
Recording:
No, this session is not recorded.
Questions:
Message us via info@karada-house.de
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Tickets

Tickets

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Medical Play (regular) [Digital]
ticket is valid for both parts of this series. If you missed one part, you will be sent the recording.
52,50 €
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Medical Play (supporter) [Digital]
ticket is valid for both parts of this series. If you missed one part, you will be sent the recording.
67,50 €
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Medical Play (solidarity) [Digital]
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37,50 €
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A 2-part hybrid class (in person at Studio Allegory, online here) covering a range of medical play-related topics, taught by Addie Tahl, a healthcare professional who uses these skills on a regular basis.
Part I: July 12th, 7-10pm CEST (Berlin time)
Part II: July 19th, 7-10pm CEST (Berlin time)
This class shares ‘real’ actions and behaviours which participants can then choose how to incorporate into their play, as well as some suggestions for how these can be modified to create a scene storyline.

Topics include:

  • Safety stuff! Body fluids, barriers, preparation and cleaning of equipment, where to get supplies and what you can DIY at home
  • How to look like you know what you’re doing: putting on gloves, asking basic history questions, using a stethoscope, etc
  • Basic physical examination patterns: inspect, touch, listen, movement, reflexes
  • Body handling: cutting off clothing, immobilizing neck, immobilizing limbs, turning/rolling, cleaning/washing
  • ⁠⁠Genital examinations and interventions: enemas, prostates, catheterization (vs sounding), pelvic/speculum examination, breast examination (I know, I know, technically not genitals, sue me)
  • Some suggestions for how these can be turned into scenes, whether realistic or ridiculous
⁠⁠Trigger warning: Folks with trauma around medical interactions should be aware of the potential for triggers, especially given this class offers realistic, rather than kink-forward, medical play. This class will include medical examination of genitals which can be dysphoric for some folks. Terminology will be discussed in advance and will remain as neutral as possible.

Facilitator

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Addie (she/they)

Addie (she/they) is a Vancouver-based educator and co-founder of Studio Allegory where she provides ongoing rope education as well as workshops in a variety of other kink topics. She is a switch and self-suspender, and her diverse background informs her instruction. Her happy place is nerding out on technical tidbits, breaking down ‘soft’ skills into specific trainable habits, and finding ways of ...

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