A session shaped around you
A private tying session is a chance to receive rope rather than learn it. You may want intensity or softness, stillness or movement, a clear structure or room for curiosity. I listen for what draws you here, then build the session around your pace and stated boundaries.
Before we begin
We start with a conversation about your intention, health, previous experience, limits and the kinds of contact that are welcome. You can ask direct questions, change your mind and name anything that would make the session feel wrong for you.
What the session may include
The rope is central, but it may not be the only element. Depending on what we agree, I may also use guided movement, stillness, touch, verbal check-ins or time to notice what is happening in your body.
Our roles are clear. I give the session and you receive it. The session does not include sexual contact with me, humiliation, verbal degradation or violent role play. Sensuality may be present, but consent and professional boundaries do not become vague.
Professional scope
I have worked with Shibari since 2015 and taught since 2019. I am studying psychology and bring a body-based, relational perspective to my work. This is not psychotherapy, trauma treatment or medical care. If what you need sits outside my competence, I will say so.