I want to offer a safe space in my studio for people who are often exposed to discrimination or harassment in everyday life. This includes LGBTQ*, People of Color, women and people with disabilities. Precisely because a massage is something physical, something where you show more of yourself than is the case in other situations, I want everyone who comes to me to feel comfortable and safe in my space. Only then you can let go and the massage will have its full effect.
As a queer person, I am relatively familiar with the issues of queer people. As a white man without disabilities, however, I lack the personal experiences of the other groups mentioned above. I try to deal with this as consciously and sensitively as possible, but of course it is always possible that I’m ignorant of something. So please feel free to talk to me if you feel uncomfortable in a situation.
Unfortunately, my practice in Berlin is not accessible by wheelchair as there is no elevator. My sincere apologies!
Of course, my desire to offer a safe space is not intended to exclude anyone: I welcome all people, regardless of whether they belong to the groups mentioned above or not!