Let’s reimagine consent
A path to more freedom, power & connection for everyone
Learn practical tools to craft stronger relationships with yourself and others, with clarity and confidence.
Great relationships don’t just happen, they are something we create together through awareness, choice, and how we show up for each other. At Consent Craft, I support people in developing the skills to build confidence in all their relationships, make meaningful choices, and connect with others in ways that are clear, caring, and authentic. I go beyond rules and checklists, focusing on real skills — learning to trust the self and express in ways that create strong, healthy, and respectful connections.
Let’s reimagine consent
A path to more freedom, power & connection for everyone
Learn practical tools to craft stronger relationships with yourself and others, with clarity and confidence.
Great relationships don’t just happen, they are something we create together through awareness, choice, and how we show up for each other. At Consent Craft, I support people in developing the skills to build confidence in all their relationships, make meaningful choices, and connect with others in ways that are clear, caring, and authentic. I go beyond rules and checklists, focusing on real skills—learning to trust the self and express in ways that create strong, healthy, and respectful connections.
What makes Consent Craft different?
Body, choice and creativity
Consent Craft helps you create more ethical, respectful, and fulfilling relationships by teaching you how to engage with yourself and others with clarity, care, and mutual respect. Unlike traditional consent education, which relies on knowledge-based learning and a focus on problems, legal rules, and risk, Consent Craft takes an innovative, creative, strengths-based, and body-focused approach with practical skills that create meaningful real-world impact.
Meet Vanessa
Hi, I’m Vanessa K. Vance, the founder of Consent Craft, I offer a holistic approach to embodied consent by combining my expertise as a Somatic Sex Educator and Registered Creative Arts Therapist (ANZACATA).
With over a decade of experience facilitating groups on embodiment, communication, and consent, together with a master’s degree in creative arts therapies, I use activities like art, movement, play, and storytelling, with pioneering consent frameworks, to help people express their experiences and access more choice and integrity in their relationships.
Why work with Consent Craft?
You want to make empowered choices in your relationships and improve your self-awareness.
You’re struggling with boundaries, communication, or building confidence in personal or professional relationships.
You’re trying to heal from past trauma or want to feel more empowered in your body.
You want to increase your knowledge and skill to overcome challenges arising from power imbalances.
You’re curious about a deeper and different understanding of consent and how it can shape your interactions with others.
You’re seeking to create a healthy relationship culture in your community, school, or workplace.
Ways we can work together
Build stronger relationships using practical consent skills, effective frameworks, and creative activities through Consent Craft workshops and classes, available in-person and online, as well as online courses for flexible, self-paced learning.
For those seeking long-term, personalised support, I provide exclusive 1:1 coaching, available through an application process to ensure we’re a good fit.
Additionally, I’m available to consult with your human services community or organisation to enhance awareness and consent practices within your group or workplace.
What’s new in the Learning Hub
Insights, articles, and resources to help you deepen your understanding of embodied consent, healthy relationships, and personal empowerment.
Let’s explore the art of consent together
I’d love to hear from you! Whether you have questions about Consent Craft, want to learn more about how we can work together, or are ready to start your journey, feel free to reach out.
Without connection to our inner experience, it can be difficult to know if our yes or no is real. We might agree to things because of pressure, habit or uncertainty, rather than because it truly feels right for us. This is where embodiment becomes essential.