You may know exactly what you want to learn. Or you may only know that something about rope interests you. Either is enough for us to begin a conversation.
Be guided in rope
In a private tying session, I tie you. We begin by talking about touch, boundaries and what you would like to experience. You do not need to arrive relaxed or know how to surrender. I work with your responses as they are, and you can ask me to pause, change something or stop.
In private tuition, you handle the rope and I teach you. Bring a technique you want to understand, a difficulty you keep meeting, or no previous experience at all. We can work with self-tying or discuss how you might learn with another person.
You do not have to learn at the same speed or want the same role. I help you build rope skills while making room for the conversation between you: how to ask, how to respond, and how to change direction without treating it as a failure.
First, tell me what you are curious about. I will explain the relevant format, discuss suitability and answer your questions before we agree a booking. A session includes time to arrive, establish boundaries, work at an agreed pace and talk afterwards. I confirm practical details and the price before you pay.
My private work is educational and experiential. Rope carries physical and emotional risks, and I do not offer it as treatment for trauma or a mental health condition. We discuss relevant access needs and limits before agreeing to work together. My psychology studies inform my questions; they are not a clinical qualification.
You can ask a practical question without making a booking. If you are unsure whether you want to be tied, learn to tie or simply understand the difference, tell me. I would rather we clarify that together before you commit.
