Tuesday 15th – 10am PST/1pm EST/7pm CET
Two Selves: Understanding the Psychology of Identity and Persona
Who are you when nobody is watching? And how much of the person you show the world is really you?
We all play different roles, adapting who we are to fit into relationships, workplaces and social expectations. But when does adapting become exhausting, and what happens when the personas we create begin to overshadow our authentic selves?
This presentation explores the relationship between identity, authenticity and the roles we play, examining why we develop different versions of ourselves, the emotional cost of maintaining them, and how we can find a healthier balance between meeting expectations and staying true to who we are.

Dr. Tracy S. Moore is the President & CEO of Dr. Moore’s Tele-Therapy, LLC.
She has been in practice for over fifteen years, and is based in Las Vegas, Nevada with a clinical focus on mental health, life adjustments, trauma and marriage & family Therapy.
Tuesday 15th – 10.30am PST/2.20pm EST/8.30pm CET
Stripped Bare: Somatic Tools for Reclaiming the Power Behind the Persona
Playing the fantasy is energizing and exhilarating, until it isn’t. When the demands of performance collide with health, relationships, and the relentless pressure of running a business, the weight of the persona turns into burnout. For adult performers in the transactional intimacy sphere, losing touch with your body means losing touch with the creative energy that drives your career.
Most traditional mental health tools are designed just to help you cope and survive. This workshop is built for creators who want to actively build, lead, and thrive.
By using somatic tools to unarm-body tension and restore your nervous system’s capacity, you will learn to:
– Reconnect to authentic desire: Access your body’s innate self-sensing capacity to know what you actually want, in your work, your life, and your relationships.
– Fuel sustainable energy: Shift out of self-defeating exhaustion cycles and protect your emotional clarity.
– Target with intention: Use deep somatic alignment to market from a place of genuine power, attracting the exact audience and opportunities that match your needs rather than draining your capacity.
Whether you are looking to take the reins as an intentional creator or reclaim them after a period of burnout, this training offers practical body-based tools for emotional intelligence, intuitive growth, and long-term self-containment.
Facilitated by a licensed psychotherapist specializing in trauma-informed somatic work, nervous system regulation, and support for sex industry professionals and artists.

Jared Powell is a somatic trauma psychotherapist. His approach with his sex industry clients and others is affirming, sex-positive, and targeted on the deeper “felt experience” of hurt, healing and loving. Common quote: “we’re not going to get rid of your armor . . . you get to keep it when you heal . . . we’re going to restore the woman (or person) inside the armor.
Tuesday 15th – 11am PST/2pm EST/8pm CET
Unmasked: Creators on Identity, Persona & Finding Themselves
An exploration of authenticity and identity in the creator industry, examining the balance between being true to yourself and developing a marketable persona. This panel will explore the pressures of maintaining an online identity, the boundaries between personal and professional life, and the emotional impact of navigating different versions of ourselves.
Panellists will discuss the challenges, costs and advantages of showing up authentically, how audience expectations can influence our sense of self, and the importance of protecting our wellbeing while building a successful and sustainable career as a creator.

Bryn Powell is a UK-based integrative psychotherapist whose work explores themes of identity and navigating the different roles we play in life. Authenticity is a cornerstone of his practice, and he firmly believes that by being true to himself, he creates a space where those he works with feel empowered to do the same.
Wednesday 16th – 10am PST/1pm EST/7pm CET
You Don’t Get to Write the Rest of My Story: Reclaiming Power After Trauma & Exploitation
Trauma, exploitation, coercion, and experiences of powerlessness can profoundly shape how we understand ourselves, our bodies, our relationships, and the choices available to us. Reclaiming the Narrative: Power, Agency & Taking Back Control explores the psychology of agency after experiences that disrupt safety, autonomy, and self-trust. Through a trauma-informed and sex-positive lens, participants will examine how survival responses such as fight, flight, freeze, fawn, dissociation, and compliance can be understood as adaptations rather than personal failures.
Drawing from trauma psychology, ACT, somatic practices, and nervous-system-informed approaches, this webinar explores practical ways to rebuild agency, reconnect with personal values, strengthen boundaries, and restore self-trust. Rather than defining empowerment as never feeling vulnerable again, participants will explore the difference between what happened to me, what I had to do to survive, and who I choose to be now, reclaiming the right to decide what happens next.

Wendi “Therapist Nicki” Line is a licensed mental health counselor, Board Certified Sex Therapist, and Ph.D. candidate who specializes in trauma, sexuality, kink, non-monogamy, and the unique mental health needs of sex workers and adult-industry professionals.
Unapologetically sex-positive and kink-affirming, Nicki’s work challenges shame and stigma while helping people reclaim their bodies, boundaries, pleasure, power, and right to define themselves on their own terms.
Wednesday 16th – 10.30am PST/1.30pm EST/7.30pm CET
Boundaries as Strength: Reclaiming Your Right to Say No
Setting boundaries isn’t about pushing people away. It’s about creating the space to protect your time, energy, values and wellbeing while building healthier, more balanced relationships.
But why can saying “no” feel so difficult? Whether it’s the fear of disappointing others, pressure to meet expectations or simply wanting to keep everyone happy, many of us struggle to put our own needs first.
This presentation explores how to recognise when boundaries are needed, communicate them clearly and confidently, and manage the guilt or discomfort that can come with enforcing them. Participants will discover how healthy boundaries can reduce stress, prevent burnout, strengthen relationships and help us feel more in control of our lives. Most importantly, we’ll explore why saying “no” isn’t selfish or a rejection of others, but an essential act of self-respect.

Bridget is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Certified Professional Gambling Counselor Supervisor, National Certified Counselor, and Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. With over 25 years of experience, Bridget offers compassionate and supportive therapy for a diverse group of clients
Wednesday 16th – 11am PST/2pm EST/8pm CET
The Turning Point: Creators on the Shift from Powerless to Powerful
What does it really mean to take control of your own life, career and choices? For many creators, the journey from feeling powerless to feeling empowered isn’t a single defining moment, but a series of experiences, challenges and realisations that change how they see themselves and their place in the industry.
In this panel, creators share their personal experiences of finding their voice, reclaiming control and recognising their own worth. We’ll explore the moments when something finally clicked, the boundaries they learned to set, the decisions that changed their direction and the challenges they faced along the way. Through honest conversations about confidence, independence and self-discovery, we’ll examine what it takes to move from simply reacting to circumstances to actively shaping your own future.
Thursday 17th – 10am PST/1pm EST/7pm CET
Worthy Without Conditions: Rebuilding Self-Worth From Within
How much of your self-worth is shaped by what other people think of you? Whether it’s criticism, rejection, social stigma or the constant pressure to compare ourselves to others, our experiences can gradually influence how we see ourselves and what we believe we deserve.
This presentation explores how relationships, societal expectations and difficult life experiences can chip away at our confidence and sense of worth, often without us even realising it. We’ll examine how negative messages become internalised, why we sometimes seek validation from others, and how the pressure to succeed, please or appear perfect can leave us feeling that we’re never quite enough.
Attendees will discover practical ways to challenge these beliefs, recognise their strengths and reconnect with their inherent value. Most importantly, we’ll explore how to build a stronger, more resilient sense of self-worth that isn’t dependent on external approval, achievements or perfection, but grounded in knowing and accepting who we are.

Keisha Tanner, MA, LPC, NCC, CPCS, is a licensed professional counselor with more than 17 years of experience supporting adults through trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship challenges, and major life transitions. Her therapeutic approach is person-centered, strengths-based, and grounded in creating a safe, affirming space where clients can show up authentically, without judgment or shame.
Keisha is passionate about helping individuals recognize their worth, reclaim their power, and live unapologetically as themselves.
Thursday 17th – 10.30am PST/1.30pm EST/7.30pm CET
The Price of You: Understanding Your Value as a Creator
How much of your self-worth is shaped by what other people think of you? Whether it’s criticism, rejection, social stigma or the constant pressure to compare ourselves to others, our experiences can gradually influence how we see ourselves and what we believe we deserve.
This presentation explores how relationships, societal expectations and difficult life experiences can chip away at our confidence and sense of worth, often without us even realising it. We’ll examine how negative messages become internalised, why we sometimes seek validation from others, and how the pressure to succeed, please or appear perfect can leave us feeling that we’re never quite enough.
Attendees will discover practical ways to challenge these beliefs, recognise their strengths and reconnect with their inherent value. Most importantly, we’ll explore how to build a stronger, more resilient sense of self-worth that isn’t dependent on external approval, achievements or perfection, but grounded in knowing and accepting who we are.

Claire is a writer, psychotherapist and somatic practitioner who takes an integrative mind-body approach to mental health and wellbeing. Trained in EMDR, her practice is sex-positive, affirming of diverse sexualities, gender identities and kink, and rooted in the principles of body liberation, inclusivity and self-acceptance.
Drawing on her personal and professional experiences, Claire specialises in body image, sexual trauma, PTSD and feminist theory. She is passionate about challenging societal expectations, empowering individuals to reconnect with their bodies and identities, and advocating for wellbeing as a fundamental human right. Through a compassionate, affirming and holistic approach, she creates a supportive space for clients to explore their experiences, process trauma and develop a healthier relationship with themselves.
Thursday 17th – 11am PST/2pm EST/8pm CET
I Deserve This: Creators on Worth, Value & Believing in Themselves
What does it take to truly believe you’re worthy of success, respect and happiness? In an industry where appearance, popularity and performance can so often influence how we measure our value, recognising our own worth isn’t always easy.
In this panel, creators share their personal journeys towards building confidence, recognising their value and learning to believe they deserve more. We’ll explore the experiences that shaped their self-worth, the moments that challenged how they saw themselves, and what finally helped them recognise that their value extends far beyond their content, income or audience approval.
Through honest conversations about self-doubt, boundaries, relationships and personal growth, panellists will discuss how developing a stronger sense of self-worth has influenced the opportunities they pursue, the treatment they accept and the decisions they make in both their personal and professional lives. We’ll also explore what happens when you stop feeling the need to prove your worth and start making choices based on believing in it.