When we allow ourselves to let go of time, we start to listen inwards, instead of outwards.

We make space for the parts of us that we might not know that were (still) there.

So in this private 1 on 1 journey I invite you to sink into yourself, into your base,  your fundament, your pelvis.

So you may listen to what your body needs.

This doesn’t mean that this way of bodywork is always hands on. As we actually have the time to let the body lead the way, there is no hurry at all. Often, the ‘work’ starts with no touching at all for the first hours. Maybe your body might just need  presence, love, to be heard or just to be held without touch.

In terms of safety and trust, the pelvis is especially significant because it’s closely tied to our sense of grounding and our early experiences of attachment and security. When you work with this area, you’re essentially helping the body to rewrite old patterns and create a more solid sense of self-reliance and internal safety. This is especially important for people who may have experienced trauma (not necessarily only trauma in the pelvic region), as the pelvis can hold a lot of unresolved emotional and physical memories.

In this way we let the body guide, without forcing a process. When we make this space, we are able to work on many deep layers, step by step, in slowness and gentleness. This means we can work hands on and hand in within the vagina too, of course with deep listening and full consent from your side.