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🎙️ Podcast Show Notes Introduction

You can know the definition of consent. You can understand the process. You can check every box on the checklist.

But does that mean you’re ready to do the job?

In this episode, Marie Percy and Claire Warden explore the difference between knowing how to do something and actually having the skills integrated enough to do it under pressure.

They break down the stages of learning, the importance of practice and failure, and why intimacy professionals need to understand their level of competency before taking on higher risk work.

Because learning the information is only the beginning.

👂 What to Listen For

• Why knowing something is different from being able to do it when the pressure is on
• What an intimacy professional is actually managing when an actor changes their boundary on set
• The four stages of learning and how to recognize where you are in your own professional development
• Why safe practice and failure are essential to becoming a competent intimacy professional
• How to assess your level of competency and the level of risk before saying yes to a job

🔗 Important Links

• How to Become an Intimacy Professional Free Webinar
• Intimacy Directors and Coordinators Home Page
• How Aspiring Intimacy Professionals Can Build Their First Kit

💡 Learning the information is only the beginning. The real work is practicing, integrating, and building the skills you need to do this work well.