Each session begins with a conversation — a chance for you to share where you are and what’s coming up in your body or relationships.
From there, we may explore gentle somatic practices like breathwork, body awareness, movement, or guided touch. Everything we do is at your pace, with your full consent.
No two sessions look alike because no two bodies are the same. My role isn’t to “fix” you, but to help you listen to your body in a new way — one that invites safety, connection, and eventually, pleasure.

No — this is not talk therapy or clinical treatment. Somatic sexology and intimacy coaching are educational and experiential, focusing on embodiment, nervous system regulation, and relational awareness.
Many of my clients see a therapist alongside this work, and the two approaches often complement each other beautifully.

Never without consent, and never without preparation. Most sessions are fully clothed and focus on awareness, communication, or guided somatic exploration.
If bodywork becomes part of your healing journey, it’s always discussed well in advance and guided by clear boundaries, transparent consent, and mutual agreement. You are always in control.

This work is not sexual entertainment or erotic service. While it may involve discussing sexuality or learning to feel pleasure safely, everything is grounded in education, trauma-informed care, and somatic awareness.
Pleasure is not the goal — it’s the result of safety, embodiment, and healing.

Yes. My work is trauma-informed, which means we go slowly, gently, and with deep respect for your nervous system.
You set the pace, and we always work within your window of tolerance.
If something feels too much, we pause, breathe, and listen. Your safety and agency are at the heart of everything we do.

Absolutely.
Couples coaching is a beautiful way to deepen trust, communication, and intimacy together. We’ll explore what safety looks like for both of you — not through blame or pressure, but through curiosity and connection.
You can book a discovery call to discuss what kind of couples work would best support your relationship.

That’s completely normal.
Most clients arrive feeling a little unsure or even afraid — and that’s okay. This space is built to hold that.
You don’t have to know the right words or have it all figured out. You just have to show up, exactly as you are.

Every body moves at its own pace.
Some clients feel shifts after just one or two sessions; for others, change unfolds gradually over several weeks.
What matters most is consistency and safety — because sustainable transformation comes from rewiring your body’s responses, not forcing quick fixes.

Yes. I see clients both in person and online.
Many people actually find online sessions deeply effective because they can explore from the comfort and privacy of their own space.
We’ll discuss what format feels best for your comfort and goals.