Book A Call

• Your intention or reason for reaching out

• Your experience with bodywork, massage or tantra (if any)

• Any questions, preferences or boundaries

• Which session best fits your process

The intake call is informal and without obligation — a space to explore whether it feels right, for both of us.

Sessions in Amsterdam

The Amsterdam studio is located east of the city centre, within walking distance of Artis Zoo and Waterlooplein. The spacious and serene interior invites you to slow down, regulate and reconnect.

Sessions are generally available on Wednesdays and Saturdays, between 9:00 and 18:00.
We’ll confirm a suitable time together during the call.

The Groningen studio is located north of the city centre, close to Noorderplantsoen park. The space is intimate and quiet, designed for depth, focus and presence.

Sessions are generally available on Tuesday and Friday evening (18.00 - 22.00) and Sunday, between 9:00 and 18:00. We’ll confirm a suitable time together during the call.

Booking & Confirmation Process

• Schedule your call

• We explore your intention and what would best support your process

• You receive a confirmation and payment link for your session

• Your session is confirmed after payment, and you’re ready for your session.

What happens during the Intake Call?

The intake is a short, informal conversation in which we explore your intention, experience and what you’re looking for. Based on this, I’ll guide you toward the session that best supports your process.

Do I need to choose a session beforehand?

No. The appropriate session is determined together during the intake, based on your experience and intention.

When is my session confirmed?

Your session is confirmed after payment. Payment is completed in advance, or in cash at the start of the session if arranged beforehand.

Every session begins with a personal intake call.

Sessions are private and by appointment only.

Clear professional boundaries and mutual consent form the foundation of every session.

You can read more about the framework of this work here: