We’re truly grateful that you’ve chosen to experience Integratis™ Massage.

To ensure your session is as comfortable, meaningful, and aligned with your needs as possible, we kindly invite you to review the following guidelines before we meet.

By attending your session, you confirm your willingness to participate in this shared journey of connection, self-discovery and relaxation.

We look forward to holding space for you—a time to slow down, reconnect, and simply be.

Definitions

• “You” (the client): the individual receiving the massage, regardless of the purpose of the session (e.g., relaxation, comfort, self-exploration, or other personal intentions).
• “Your therapist”: a trained practitioner with appropriate professional qualifications.

Your Needs & Boundaries

Integratis™ Massage is a collaborative experience. Your therapist brings their presence, training, and sensitivity; you bring your own experience, background, preferences, and needs.

Before your first session, it may be helpful to take a moment to consider:

• What brings you here today?
  Is there something you would like to explore, experience, or receive from this session?
• What are your needs right now?
  They may be physical, emotional, mental—or simply a need for rest, space, connection, or time for yourself.
• Is there anything you would particularly like your therapist to be aware of?
  This might include areas of discomfort or sensitivity, previous experiences, or anything else that may affect how you feel during the session.
• Are there parts of your body you do not want touched?
  Please let your therapist know. You are always free to establish, change, or withdraw a boundary at any point.

You do not need to have clear answers to these questions. Sometimes we discover what we need only after slowing down and paying attention to what we are experiencing.

The Process

Integratis™ Massage is not simply something that is done to you, but rather an exploration we undertake together. It is an invitation to become more aware of your own experience and, if you wish, to participate in the process.

Your massage will involve gentle, non-intrusive touch and massage strokes, using skin-to-skin contact. Your therapist primarily uses their hands and, occasionally, their forearms or elbows to build trust, connection, and awareness.

Each session, lasting up to 2 hours, is a personalised journey that may include:

• Hands-on work: Fluid movements and adapted pressures to ease the body and invite relaxation and awareness.
• Verbal exchange: Time before and after the massage to discuss your needs, feelings, experiences, and intentions, honouring your unique story and strengthening the therapeutic relationship.
• Your participation: You may simply rest and receive, or you may choose to become more actively involved in noticing sensations, breathing, movement, or other aspects of your experience.

There is no particular way you need to respond. The session evolves according to what you experience and what feels appropriate for you.

Your therapist will check in about pressure, comfort, and your experience throughout the session.

Your consent is ongoing and specific throughout the session. You may ask questions, request a change, decline a particular touch or technique, ask for more or less pressure, pause the session, or stop the session at any time. You never need to justify or explain your choice.

Your therapist will respect your decisions and boundaries throughout the entire session.

Preparation

Environment:
The studio is warmly lit and arranged to support your comfort, privacy, and relaxation.

Clothing & Draping:

• For greater freedom of movement, you may choose to remove all clothing—this is entirely your decision.
• Private areas (genitals) will remain covered at all times with a sarong.
• All other areas (back, legs, etc.) will be uncovered only when they are being worked on, unless you specify otherwise.
• For women:
  • Breasts are default-covered for comfort and privacy.
  • Drapes may be temporarily adjusted for specific techniques only with your ongoing consent and after the purpose has been clearly explained.
  • You may decline or withdraw consent at any time.