Ethics & Integrity

Every session is held with respect for your autonomy, your body, and your lived experience. This work is rooted in respect for human dignity above all else.

This is a professional space, held for you and your experience. It is not a personal, romantic, or reciprocal relationship. I take responsibility for holding the space, maintaining my own boundaries, and staying in integrity, so that you can stay with yourself. This clarity is what allows the work to remain safe, focused, and supportive.

This is a space where your experience is welcomed as it is. Emotions, sensations, and responses are not something to fix or change, but something to be met, explored, and understood. The work is held with care and intention, while remaining grounded in present-moment experience and choice. I remain attentive to what arises from moment to moment, without directing or overriding your experience.

Everything that happens in a session is based on clear communication and your agreement. Nothing is assumed. You are always free to pause, adjust, or stop – without needing to explain or justify. Your "no" is always respected. Your "yes" is never assumed.

Boundaries are openly discussed and consistently respected. They are not a limitation, but what makes safety and depth possible. Your boundaries are welcome here, and you are supported in expressing them.

The work may include breath, movement, and touch. You remain in control of your level of comfort at all times. Clothing, touch, and pacing are guided by your boundaries and what feels right for you. We move at a pace your body can stay with, where nothing is rushed or pushed.

In some sessions, touch may include more intimate areas of the body, including genital areas. This is always your choice. It is never assumed or expected, and is only explored with clear communication and explicit consent. Many sessions do not include intimate touch at all. When it is part of the work, it is approached with the same presence, care, and respect as any other aspect, and never as something to perform or pursue. Appropriate hygiene practices are always followed, including the use of single-use protective gloves.

At times, it may feel important to pause or bring a session to an end in order to maintain clarity, safety, and integrity. This can happen if something no longer feels clear, supportive, or aligned in the moment – for either of us. Any pause or ending is approached with care, communication, and respect. It is not a judgment, but a way of protecting the space, and supporting what is most needed in that moment.

I acknowledge that there is a natural asymmetry in a practitioner–client relationship. I take responsibility for holding this space with integrity, clarity, and care, always in service of your autonomy, safety, and experience, and in respect of the trust placed in this work.

What you share in a session is treated with care and discretion. This is a space where you can speak and explore freely, without fear of judgment or exposure.