



Rebecca H., Dubai

Hannah W., Washington DC

Imad D., Beirut

Sam F., New York
Voyeurism/exhibitionism, gay/bi-sex, threesomes, power play, dirty talk, non-monogamy...
These are very common fantasies most people have.
But how can you explore them AND keep your relationship safe?
You need clarity on what you want, the right choice of words, and the confidence that they will land the way they are meant to.
Or there'll be unnecessary drama and your fantasy will remain a distant dream.

You watched 50 Shades of Gray.
You dream of being in a similar playroom.
Maybe you're HER - on her knees waiting for orders.
Maybe you're HIM - slowly taking off his belt.
You wish this was not just a movie... but how?
Hot fantasies can easily be turned into reality, as long as you plan them right and, most importantly, you have clear conversations about what you want and don't want.
Replacing "we need to talk" with dreaming and scheming together can be very sexy.
If you wonder where to start, I can show you how.


you're in a SOLID loving relationship OR you're single and ready to explore
you know deep down there’s a whole sexy world for you to explore
if you're in a relationship, you’re curious about bringing more people into the mix, but you don't want to date separately
you've heard of polyamory and wonder how people do it
you want to explore a side of your sexuality that you've always kept to yourself
you want to explore your kinks - sub/dom dynamics, role play, a threesome, exhibitionism, BDSM, same-gender, or others - with or without a partner
your relationship is in crisis: this will NOT fix it
you’re after random hookups and transactional sex
you’re hoping a threesome will magically save a dying relationship
you're hoping to convince your partner to do something they don't want to do
you feel like a victim, and just want to vent


Allie H., Amsterdam

Sima A., Dubai

The 3 shifts you need to spell out your sexy fantasy, aka learn to express yourself with clarity and safety
The 3 practices you can use tonight to feel more at ease sharing fantasies with your lover, partner or spouse
The 3 steps to start your sexual exploration journey - together with your partner
The switch from "we need to have a boring conversation" to "let's play and have fun together!"
How to co-create a clear plan of action to make your fantasy come true


Katrina P., Toronto

Lucy F., Mexico City

Sarah V., London
Free Online Workshop
NO. My #1 priority is confidentiality and making people feel safe.
You will be able to work on this in your own space, on a piece of paper, following my prompts.
You will not need to speak into your microphone either, so you can easily participate even if you're in a public space, in your office or on the bus.
While I am trained in various forms of therapy - including trauma, I prefer to work with Transformation.
I am not here to fix you or your crisis. I am here to show you what's possible for you when you learn to lean into your authenticity.
What I do is help people have specific conversations about sex, desires and fantasies that most therapists never go near.
YES. It's completely free for you to attend. You can join from anywhere.
NO. The workshop will give you the tools to feel at ease sharing your secret fantasies with anyone you like, whether it's your boyfriend, wife of many years, tonight's new date, or a FWB ;)
Beyond having seen and tried it all first-hand in the world of sexuality, relationships, marriages and divorces, I hold a MA in Business Communication, I am in ICF certified coach accredited internationally, and I am trained in various disciplines helping you communicate and connect the mind with the body: CBT, NLP, Compassionate Inquiry, Ido Portal's Movement, Somatic Experiencing, Neo-Tantric practices, dearmouring, YA200 teacher, trauma-informed primal therapist, bodyworker.
Absolutely!
Most people who come to the workshop start on their own — one person deciding to take the first step is all it takes. The workshop will actually help you figure out how and when to bring your partner into the conversation.
There's no such thing as "extreme". Every fantasy and kink is very subjective for each person and what is extreme to you might not be to someone else.
The workshop is set up in a way that everything is welcome - with kindness, compassion and no judgement from myself or the other participants. And believe me, I have seen it all.

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