Sensitive Art Massage

What does this particular body need, and how can I accompany it?

This question guides every Sensitive Art Massage session. It's a method I developed over years of working with my own body, with groups, colleagues, and clients - always grounded in the principles of the person-centred approach.

What makes it different?

How a session unfolds

We begin with a conversation - your expectations, any injuries, questions. You decide what you're comfortable wearing; the less fabric between us, the more direct and deep the contact can be.

The session starts with gentle, whole-body contact, then moves to areas that call for more attention. There's no fixed technique - I follow what your body communicates. You're not a passive receiver but the leader of the process: free to pause, redirect, or stop at any moment.

We end with time to share what came up - thoughts, emotions, sensations. This integration is as important as the touch itself.

What happens in the body

Our bodies carry inscribed experiences - accumulated over a lifetime, shaped by social expectations, roles, and boundaries. During Sensitive Art Massage, these embodied memories can surface through physical contact, becoming conscious in a new way.

The goal is to help you reestablish contact with yourself through your body. To be fully present to your whole being. Many clients describe it as finding their way back to themselves.

More than wellness

While this massage is deeply pleasant, it offers more than relaxation. Expressions I often hear afterward:

• "I found my way back to myself"
• "I feel reborn"
• "I feel the woman in me again"
• "I feel regenerated in my cells"