Frequently asked questions

My massage is best suited for anyone seeking a gentle, but effective touch that promotes a deep connection with their body, mind, and soul. It’s for those who long for a safe space to relax, let go of pretenses, and fully embrace who they are. Through mindful techniques, the massage facilitates inner transformation, helping you release tensions, old patterns and create space for balance, self-awareness, and personal growth.

My massage may not be suited for individuals seeking intense, high-pressure techniques like deep-tissue or sports massage, or for those primarily focused on quick physical results without a deeper connection to their body, mind, and soul. If you are uncomfortable with a gentle, nurturing approach or are unwilling to explore relaxation, self-discovery, and emotional balance, this massage might not align with your needs. Additionally, it is not intended for those looking for purely clinical or corrective treatments.

I avoid applying oil directly to your hair and won’t touch it with oily hands. However, when massaging your neck and shoulders, it’s possible that a small amount of oil may come into contact with the hair around your neck. For your comfort, I have dry shampoo spray available if you'd like to freshen up after the massage.

Each massage session begins with a brief conversation to discuss any health conditions and provide guidance on how the massage will proceed, ensuring you get the most out of the experience. Afterward, I will step out to give you privacy to undress, lie on the table, and cover yourself with a towel, while I prepare by washing my hands. The massage will begin with your back side and then transition to your front side, ending with a relaxing face and head massage. Once the massage is complete, I’ll leave the room, giving you time to slowly adjust, get dressed, and re-center yourself. Finally, if you feel like sharing, we’ll take a moment to discuss your experience before you leave.

The massage will be performed on all parts of your body, from head to feet, excluding the genital and breast areas.

As the massage is performed on an oiled massage table and includes the hip area and to ensure comfort and privacy, the massage is typically provided on a draped, undressed body, with only the area being massaged uncovered. The genital area will remain covered at all times throughout the session. If this arrangement makes you uncomfortable, single-use massage underwear is provided, which still allows partial access to the hip area.

It doesn’t have to be, but yes, a massage can sometimes trigger an emotional release. If this happens, it’s completely natural, and you are welcome to express your emotions freely. I will create a safe and supportive space for you. In daily life, we often wear a mask to navigate responsibilities and expectations. On the massage table, there’s no need to pretend. Here, you and your emotions are accepted fully and without judgment.

My massage approach is intuitive and adapts to meet you exactly where you are at the moment. It can range from physical and muscular relaxation to a more energetic and holistic focus, depending on your body’s needs. I’ll naturally guide the session based on what feels right for you. You’re always welcome to share your specific preferences and intentions during our preliminary conversation before and during the massage.

Yes, absolutely! Not only is it perfectly fine to have a massage during your period, but it can actually be one of the best times for it. This phase is a time when your body and mind naturally seek care and comfort. It’s a wonderful chance for self-care and reflection, helping you to connect more deeply with yourself and feel nurtured on all levels.

No, a "happy ending" or any form of sexual interaction will NEVER occur during a session.

Arousal is a natural parasympathetic response, and there’s no need to feel guilty, uncomfortable or to suppress it. Your body’s reaction to the massage will always be understood in the context of the session and will never be misinterpreted or acted upon. If you experience feelings of arousal or sensuality, I encourage you to see it not as a goal but as a tool—an opportunity to channel this transformative energy toward deeper self-exploration and connection with yourself.

Yes of course. I believe everyone is amazing and beautiful, even if we sometimes forget it sometimes. A massage session is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with yourself and your body in a safe and nurturing space. You will never be judged or treated differently based on any perceived body differences.

For me, a safe space is a place where you can completely let go, knowing that you are fully in control of your experience. Nothing will ever happen without your clear understanding and consent. You can pause, adjust, or stop at any time. It’s a space where you can speak openly, share your needs, and express your feelings without fear of being judged. You are welcome exactly as you are, every emotion, every story, every part of you belongs here. Feeling safe also means being cared for on every level, physical, emotional, and energetic. If something ever makes you feel uncomfortable or unsure, you are always welcome to say so. Your comfort and boundaries are at the heart of everything we do. My intention is to hold space for you with presence and care, so you can soften, release, and reconnect with yourself in peace.

Massage supports nervous system regulation by shifting the body from a state of sympathetic activation (stress, alertness, tension) toward parasympathetic dominance, which is responsible for rest, recovery, and repair. Slow, predictable, and attuned touch helps lower physiological stress responses, reduce muscle guarding, and support more coherent breathing and heart rate patterns. For this regulation to occur, the nervous system must perceive safety. When a person feels respected, informed, and in control of their boundaries, the brain reduces threat detection and defensive responses. This trauma-informed approach allows the body to disengage from protective patterns and respond more fully to touch. In this state, massage becomes more effective, not only in releasing physical tension, but also in supporting emotional regulation and long-term nervous system resilience. When safety and trust are present, the benefits of the session tend to integrate more deeply and last longer over time. My role is to guide you through this process by creating a trusting and predictable environment, where you feel respected, informed, and safe enough to let go.