
Neuroqueering Erotics through Creative Practice
Inspired by Audre Lorde’s Uses of the Erotic as Power, this three-session Creative Erotic Practice Space offers a small, intentional container for exploring the erotic as a source of creative inspiration and resource.


Time & Location
28 Sept 2026, 18:30 BST – 23 Nov 2026, 20:30 GMT
Zoom
About the event
Neuroqueering Erotics through Creative Practice with Sonya Gracey
Mondays, Sept 28th, Oct 26th, & Nov 23rd, 6:30-8:30pm UK
Pricing:
Tickets for this course are available at three price points.
General Admission represents the actual cost of a course place.
Subsidised Tickets are for those who are unable to afford the GA ticket cost
Accomplice Tickets are for those who can afford to pay a bit extra to help cover the costs of Subsidised Tickets.
All three tiers are available in three monthly instalments.
Accomplice: £84 (or three monthly instalments of £28)
General Admission: £69 (or three monthly instalments of £23)
Subsidised: £54 (or three monthly instalments of £18)
We are aiming for a minimum of 12 paying attendees. If we meet this minimum, we will run the course and be able to offer extra free spaces. So please share this course with anyone you think might be interested.
We are devoted to financial accessibility, so if you are currently unable to afford the Subsidised Ticket or payment plan, please reach out directly to kr@neuroqueercreative.com
Please note that all ticket fees go directly to the facilitator as payment for their time, experience, effort and preparation, with a small percentage going to keep the wheels turning at NQC.
All tickets are non-refundable.
About the Space:
Inspired by Audre Lorde’s Uses of the Erotic as Power, this three-session Creative Erotic Practice Space offers a small, intentional container for exploring the erotic as a source of creative inspiration and resource.
Across three gatherings, we’ll engage in the practice of liberation through creative embodied practice, together. Through art making, poetry writing and simple movement practices paired with collective reflection and sharing we will explore what it means to notice and nurture what makes us feel alive, connected, curious, desirous, and fully ourselves.
Registration is required so we can create an intentional relational container where we can arrive, get to know one another, and build trust over the three sessions.
Course Outline:
Session One — October 6: Opening the Space
We’ll meet one another, share what has drawn us here, and begin exploring our own relationship with the erotic through creative practice.
Session Two — November 3: Following Aliveness
We’ll deepen our exploration through art-making and practices that invite us to notice pleasure, desire, sensation, and creative energy.
Session Three — December 1: Gathering the Threads
We’ll reflect on what has emerged and explore how we might carry the erotic as a creative resource into our everyday lives.
No previous art experience is needed. Come curious. Come as you are.
Also Included:
Office Hours with Sonya (Otherways Creative)
Mondays, Oct 5th, Nov 2nd & Nov 30th, 6:30-7:30pm UK via Zoom
This is a time to drop in for some creative debriefing with Sonya - sessions will take shape based on the needs of who shows up. Bring your questions, reflections, stuck spots related to any of the sessions Sonya is facilitating or co-facilitating. These sessions are open and accessible for folks to drop in as they wish and are available to attendees of all Sonya's sessions including the Unlearning Series.
About the Facilitator:

Sonya (she/they) is a polydisciplinary creator whose practice is rooted in living decolonization, neuroqueer world-making, and justice-oriented mutual care (that sure is a mouthful! they are also at times very playful/goofy, and considered by some to be hilarious)
A white settler of irish, germanic bukovinian ancestry, Sonya currently lives on and benefits from the unceded stolen lands of the Xwsepsum and lək̓ʷəŋən peoples, colonially known as vancouver island canada. Sonya’s practice is an emerging action of coming into right relationship with land, place and time - and the impact that their ongoing presence on unceded lands has on local peoples.
As a recovering benevolent, their work is deeply personal and related to their own lived experiences of struggle, grief and transformation. They are a neuroqueer solo mom to two autistic teens surviving in capitalism. Having spent 23 years as an Registered Nurse working in healthcare (street outreach, reproductive justice, harm reduction), she became increasingly aware of the violence of the status quo and the role she played in that. Last year, they gave up their registration as a nurse – but kept all the lived experience with people and relationships! Refocusing their practice towards art and creative practice, she works from a decolonial, intersectional framework that centers relationship and access.
Through relational, somatic (body-based) art-making, Sonya's work fosters emergent growth, embodied political action, and a critical awareness, weaving the interconnectivity of the personal, collective, and systemic narratives and movements that shape us and that we shape.
Sonya has a Master's in Public Health, a graduate certificate in systems design, and has completed their Art Therapy post-grad at Kutenai Art Therapy Institute. They are currently a member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association, a facilitator with the Erotics of Liberation Practice Field, and a care weaver member of The Liberatory Wellness Network (LWN).
Full CV can be accessed here
Sonya also facilitates the monthly Bad Art Club
Refund & Cancellation Policy:
No refunds or cancellations will be possible for this course. If you have questions or concerns about this, please contact kr@neuroqueercreative.com before booking.
We reserve the right to cancel the course if we do not meet a minimum number of registrants. In this instance, all tickets will be fully refunded, minus payment processing fees.
Tickets
Accomplice Ticket
For those who can afford to pay more than the GA price to help support Subsidised Tickets.
£84.00
General Admission
This represents the true cost of a course place
£69.00
Subsidised Ticket
For those who are unable to afford the GA ticket or payment plan
£54.00
Total
£0.00