The intention. A regular massage focuses on the body as a physical object to be worked on. Dandelion Massage is about presence, mine and yours together. The touch is slow, flowing, and attentive to what is actually happening in the moment. There is no routine, no protocol. Each session is built entirely for you in the present moment.

It means the session is rooted in awareness, presence, and the full spectrum of sensation and emotion, not in any particular technique or spiritual tradition. There is nothing you need to believe or subscribe to. It simply means that nothing is excluded, nothing is rushed past, and the body is met with full respect and attention.

The whole body, back, legs, arms, shoulders, scalp, face, belly. Before the session, we discuss what you’re open to, what you’d prefer to skip, and what you’re curious about. Nothing happens without clear agreement, and you can change your mind at any point.

You don’t have to know in advance. If you feel drawn to it, curious, perhaps a little nervous, that’s often enough. You’re welcome to write to me first, and we can have a short conversation before you decide to book.

Completely welcome. Sometimes the body releases something when it finally feels safe and cared for. You don’t need to manage it, explain it, or hold it together. I’ll stay present with whatever comes.

The session is not oriented toward sexual outcomes. Sensations may arise, that is natural and absolutely welcome. Boundaries (yours and mine) are clearly spoken at the beginning of the session, and consistently held.

The session duration you book is the total time together, arrival, a brief conversation, the massage itself, and a moment to come back before you leave. The massage fills most of that time, but I don’t watch the clock during it.

Give yourself space. Avoid rushing into a busy schedule if you can. Drink water, eat something nourishing, rest if your body asks for it. The integration often continues for hours after.