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.
Let someone else hold the rope while you explore what it is like to receive. In a private tying session, I tie you, working with the pressure, stillness or movement we agree to explore. We begin with a conversation about your wishes, welcome touch and boundaries, and keep that conversation open as the session unfolds.
A tie can become a way of asking: closer, softer, slower, stay there. Learn the rope handling and foundational patterns that give you room to pay attention to each other. I demonstrate, watch you practise and help you communicate about pressure, pace and touch. You can keep your preferred roles or switch.
Before booking, we discuss relevant health concerns, access needs and boundaries so I can explain what is suitable for the session. Rope carries physical risks, so safety instruction and communication are part of every lesson. My work here is rope education and guided experience; my psychotherapy studies are ongoing.
Tell me whether you want to receive rope, learn to tie alone or practise with a partner. Include your experience level and any practical questions. I will help you choose a format and confirm the details before booking.