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Before an appointment

The service is for women aged 18 and over and offers tantra-inspired bodywork. Mobile visits cover London Zones 1–2. Your chosen appointment includes conversation, preparation, massage, pauses and a closing period. The available lengths and prices are explained in the Sessions section.

Before confirming, discuss the areas included and excluded, pressure, clothing, draping, equipment, access and privacy. Ask about the practitioner’s training and insurance, and confirm the price, payment arrangements and any cancellation or rescheduling terms. An enquiry does not reserve a time or take a payment.

A specific agreement

You can agree to one area and decline another. A preference discussed during your consultation can be changed. The plan is discussed again before touch begins and checked as the appointment develops. If a proposed element is unclear, ask for a plain explanation before deciding.

You can pause or stop

You can ask for different pressure, more coverage, a break or an end to the session at any time. “Pause, please” or “I want to stop” is enough. You do not need to explain a personal history to set a boundary. Quietness should not be assumed to mean agreement.

If you would prefer a hand signal or another way of communicating, discuss it at the beginning. Any quiet reflection or attention exercise is optional. You do not have to close your eyes, follow a breathing pattern or report a particular emotional result.

Comfort at home

A quiet, private and usable space should be agreed before the visit. Discuss the surface and equipment rather than assuming a floor, futon, bed or table will be used. Mention practical access needs early so the suitability of the arrangement can be considered.

The limits of the service

This is a general wellbeing service. It does not diagnose or treat medical conditions or guarantee physical, emotional or spiritual outcomes. If you are unsure whether massage is appropriate for a health concern, seek guidance from a suitably qualified healthcare professional before arranging the appointment.