FAQ
You May Want To Know
1. Which session is right for me?
Education & Exploration is for you if you’re ready to make meaningful, long-term changes in your intimate life and relationships. We meet every 1–3 weeks to support sexual health, relationship skills, anxiety support, touch/trauma healing, and guided education and experiences tailored to your goals. This work includes an upfront financial commitment, along with an ongoing time commitment over the course of our sessions
Pampering & Pleasure is for those who simply want to receive touch and enjoy pleasure, without committing to regularly scheduled sessions. You see me when you’re looking to treat yourself to a spa-like, restorative experience.
​​​2. What if I feel nervous, emotional, or ashamed?
Nerves are normal, this is intimate work. That’s why new clients start with a casual public meet-and-greet to build rapport and help your body relax into the session.
Emotion is welcome here. My space is designed for you to be held, heard, and seen. Tears, tenderness, and big feelings are part of healing. (I keep lots of Kleenex on hand)
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The only boundary is safety: all emotions are welcome as long as you’re not physically harming yourself, me, or damaging the office.
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3. Parking / Transit
Free parking is available; a bus stop is about 0.3 miles away.
​​​4. Do you offer Zoom sessions?
Not as a standard offering—since touch is a core part of our work together. Once we’ve established a foundation in person, though, there may be times when a Zoom session makes sense as a follow-up to an in-person touch session, to help keep your progress moving forward.
5. Is the new client meet and greet required?
Yes. Since this is intimate, body-based work, I require a meet-and-greet so we can establish rapport and ensure we both feel comfortable before we work together.
6. Hygiene and Scents
Session work involves closeness, intimacy, and body-to-body engagement. I will ask you to wash your hands thoroughly and to rinse with mouthwash when you arrive. If you are coming from work, you may shower at the start of our time together. Please do not wear heavy amounts of cologne or perfume. Smoking just before a session will make it hard for me to get close to you. I am very sensitive to the smell. Please consider a nicotine patch as an alternative to smoking before your session.
​​​7. Confidentiality and HIPPA
I am not a medical provider and so do not fall under the rules for HIPPA, but I do take your confidentiality seriously. Intake forms and information you share with me are kept confidential and secure. I may ask for outside support from a mentor or supervisor on your case but will not disclose any personal information.
​​​8. What if I see you in public or at an event?
If we see each other in public, I won’t approach you or initiate contact. This isn’t unfriendly, it’s to protect your privacy and mine.
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If you’d like to say a quick hello, you’re welcome too. Just know it could invite questions from others about how we know each other, so choose what feels most comfortable.
