Passion Rekindled
Rediscover Pleasure, Possibility, and Play in Your Relationship
A 2.5-Day Immersive Workshop with Dr. Julie Colwell & TCP Practitioners
April 16 – 18, 2027 Boulder Co area $495/person
Sex and intimacy can either bring us closer together—or push us further apart.
In long-term relationships, it’s common to fall into patterns that dull passion, create tension, or leave both partners feeling unseen and unmet. But what if there’s nothing “wrong” with you, your partner, or your desire—and what if the real problem is the context you’ve been living in?
In Rekindling Passion, Dr. Julie Colwell and The Colwell Practice team invite you into a radically different conversation about sex, intimacy, and connection—one rooted in play, flow, and co-creativity instead of performance, pressure, or power struggles.
Details:
- April 16-18, 2027
- $495 per person, individuals welcome
- 2.5 days of immersive instruction with Dr. Julie Colwell and CPI certified coaches
- Practical tools to take home and use immediately
- Explore emotional and sexual topics with care, respect, and humor.
- A rare opportunity to hear what others are navigating—reminding you that you’re not alone
- You’ll Explore:
- how power dynamics silently shape your sexual connection
- What blocks emotional and physical intimacy—and how to move through it
- How to shift from “I don’t want…” to “What I really want is…”
- Reclaiming desire—not as a duty, but as a creative life force
This Workshop Is For You If:
- You’re ready to stop having the same arguments about sex
- You want to reconnect with your partner—or yourself—in a more authentic way
- You’re curious about creating intimacy that’s built on shared power and mutual delight
- You’ve given up, gone numb, or feel stuck—and want something new
This is not about fixing your partner. It’s about reclaiming the powerful, connected relationship you both want—together.
“Julie has been transformative to the health and vitality of our relationship. We might not have made it this far—or with this much grace and humor—without her. Her tools continue to impact not just how we love, but how we parent, work, and relate to everyone in our lives.”
— A.G., Student of Life
