What if pleasure is not a luxury, but a doorway to freedom? What if it could serve as prayer, medicine, and personal power? And when was the last time you felt completely alive in your body, without apology?
This somatic journey is designed to awaken, support, and empower participants through the sacred practice of sensual embodiment. By engaging all five senses through touch, movement, and sound rituals, the experience invites you to explore how shame can be transformed and how pleasure can be reclaimed as a healing path. In community, we will co-create alchemy through collective care and shared presence.
Participants are invited to experience themselves more fully and authentically through:
Join this opportunity to reclaim pleasure as a source of liberation, personal power, and deeper connection in community. Pleasure is not simply indulgence — it is medicine.
Please Note: This experience is best received somatically, through the body and through community ritual. Learning through touch and presence is invited, and participation is always your choice. Sensuality will be welcomed into the space, but no overt sexual behavior will be part of the workshop.
Recommended reading: All About Love, by bell hooks; Pleasure Activism by adrienne maree brown; Falling Back in Love with Being Human by Kai Cheng Thom
"Pleasure is the measure of your aliveness. It is not frivolous — it is your birthright, your compass, and your healing."
—Anonymous
Leah Diamond is devoted to helping others communicate mindfully and with confidence. A meditation teacher with more than 40 years of performance experience and a background in corporate communications management, she creates brave spaces for transformation and fosters deep connection through compassion-based practices.
Tony Holmes (aka The Love Warrior) is a transformational guide and the creator of Pleasure Alchemy, blending sacred sexuality, somatic healing, and emotional alchemy to awaken embodied liberation, radical self-love, and the power of pleasure as a path to wholeness.
shiloh burton is a somatic practitioner, educator, and meditation teacher who weaves justice, art, and embodiment into spaces for healing, pleasure, and liberation — inviting truth-telling, repair, and the sacred practice of being fully human in community.
This program is full.
Duration: Two Weeks (December 21–25, 2026)
Accommodations: Housing for LEEP students is dorm-style and gender-inclusive, with four students sharing a room.
Tuition & Fees: Tuition of $1600 for two-week programs includes accommodations, meals, and the workshop. A non-refundable $20 fee is collected when you apply and will be applied to your deposit if you are accepted. Upon acceptance, a non-refundable deposit of $800 holds your space for two-week programs.
COVID Update: All students must provide proof of negative test results at check-in.
Designed for shared stays, this room type accommodates four to six guests in a welcoming, gender-inclusive setting, with a maximum stay of seven consecutive days. It’s a practical choice for retreat participants who value comfort, simplicity, and a sense of community during their time away.
Each bunk room includes twin-size bunk beds and a private bathroom with a shower, offering the privacy and convenience guests need throughout their stay. Fresh towels, bath soap, and bed linens are provided, so you can settle in with ease and focus on your experience rather than the details.
With its straightforward layout and thoughtfully provided essentials, this accommodation supports a restful and uncomplicated stay, making it well suited for those looking to share space while still enjoying comfort and functionality.
Ideal for guests who want a more social stay without the atmosphere of a dorm, this cozy shared room offers a comfortable and practical setup for up to three people of the same gender. The space is arranged with three beds: two on the main floor and one tucked into a sleeping loft, creating a simple, welcoming environment that still feels private and restful.
Each room includes an in-room bathroom with a shower, making daily routines easy and convenient. To help you settle in with ease, towels, bath soap, and bed linens are all provided. Whether you are traveling for a retreat, a wellness stay, or a peaceful getaway with others, this room offers a warm balance of connection, comfort, and simplicity.
Designed for guests seeking a little extra privacy, this inviting room offers a peaceful place to unwind within the charming, Big Sur-inspired motel atmosphere of the property. Thoughtfully located for convenience, it overlooks the main campus and garden, giving you a calming view to return to throughout your stay.
Inside, you’ll find a private bathroom and a comfortable setting that supports rest, simplicity, and easy access to the wider retreat experience. It’s an ideal choice for solo travelers or couples looking for a quiet, well-situated space to recharge between wellness activities, meals, and moments of relaxation.
If you’d like to share the room, one additional guest may join for an extra $250 per night.
Leah brings a rare blend of presence, professionalism, and heart to her work. With more than 40 years of experience as a performer and a background in corporate communications management, she helps people communicate with greater clarity, confidence, and mindfulness. Her approach is rooted in compassion-based practices, creating a supportive environment where participants can explore self-expression and connection with ease. As...
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Tony Holmes, also known as The Love Warrior, is a transformational guide and the creator of Pleasure Alchemy, a unique approach that weaves together sacred sexuality, somatic healing, and emotional alchemy. His work is designed to support people in reconnecting with their bodies, deepening self-awareness, and opening to pleasure as a meaningful path toward wholeness. Through his teachings, Tony invites participants...
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Shiloh Burton is a somatic practitioner, educator, and meditation teacher whose work brings together justice, art, and embodiment in meaningful spaces for healing, pleasure, and liberation. Through a grounded and compassionate approach, Shiloh invites participants into practices that support truth-telling, repair, and deeper connection with the body and community. Rooted in mindfulness and a commitment to collective healing, Shiloh creates an...
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Mon, Dec 21 – Fri, Dec 25