Tantric treatments · Copenhagen
Ethics & Integrity
The foundation of this work.
Tantric treatments · Copenhagen
The foundation of this work.
Reading ethical guidelines can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially if you are new to this kind of work, sensitive around touch, or coming with a history where boundaries or consent have felt unclear or unsafe.
Nothing in this document is meant to rush you, test you, or require you to know what you want in advance.
These guidelines exist to support clarity, safety, and choice, not pressure.
We always go slowly, step by step. Everything is explored through dialogue, consent, and attunement. You are always free to pause, change your mind, or decide that something is not right for you. At any moment, without explanation.
You do not need to understand or decide everything by reading this. This document is here so you know the values, boundaries, and professional frame that hold the work.
Ethics, integrity, and care are the foundation of my work.
I offer trauma-informed tantric bodywork within a clear professional framework so that you can explore your body, sensations, and inner experience with safety, dignity, and trust.
My work is offered as professional bodywork and somatic support within a clearly defined therapeutic framework. It does not involve sexual services of any kind.
All sessions are held with respect for your autonomy, boundaries, and lived experience, and in accordance with Danish law and generally accepted ethical standards within body therapy and complementary treatment practices in Denmark.
The work is guided by six core principles
Every session is held with respect for your autonomy, your body, and your lived experience. This work is grounded in respect for human dignity above all else.
Every touch is communicated before it happens. You have the right to pause, adjust, or stop at any time, without explanation or justification. Consent is active, informed, and respected throughout.
Everything shared in session is held in strict confidence. Your privacy is treated with care and discretion, creating a space where you can speak and explore freely.
This is a professional therapeutic relationship. Clear and consistent boundaries create the safety that allows deeper work to unfold. The container of this practice remains defined and protected.
This work is held within a clear therapeutic framework. Every session is approached with intention, clarity, and respect for the depth and sensitivity of the human experience.
Sessions are designed with the understanding that experience lives in the body. We work with your nervous system, not against it, honoring pace, regulation, and individual sensitivity.
Consent is the heart of this work.
Your comfort and sense of safety come first.
The intention is not exposure, but attunement — staying connected to your body's signals and choosing what supports your sense of ease and agency in the moment.
The following guidelines outline the ethical and professional principles that shape every session.
What you share in sessions is treated with care and confidentiality. I am bound by confidentiality in accordance with Section 152 of the Danish Penal Code. Personal information or details from sessions are not shared with third parties without your prior written consent.
I remain clothed at all times during sessions (at minimum wearing shorts and a top). My conduct is professional, respectful, and clearly defined, so the focus can remain on your experience and sense of safety.
All touch is one-way, from practitioner to client. I do not provide training or instruction in giving erotic touch. If you are seeking to learn touch skills or practices for relational or sexual contexts, I can refer you to appropriate partner- or group-based formats outside individual therapeutic sessions.
I ask for permission before initiating any touch and continuously respect both verbal and non-verbal boundaries. Touch stops immediately if you ask, hesitate, or show signs of discomfort, even subtly. Your signals are always taken seriously.
I do not engage in sexual or romantic relationships with clients during an active therapeutic relationship, or for a minimum of 12 months after sessions have ended. If romantic or sexual feelings arise on either side, the therapeutic relationship is paused or ended in order to protect clarity, safety, and integrity.
I acknowledge that there is an inherent power difference in a practitioner–client relationship. I commit to never using this position for sexual, emotional, financial, or any other form of exploitation. All decisions in sessions are made solely in service of your wellbeing, safety, and autonomy.
I do not offer intimate bodywork to persons under the age of 18. Minors may only receive non-intimate massage or conversational support, and only in accordance with Danish law.
Many sessions do not include work with intimate areas at all. If work with intimate or genital areas is ever explored, it is never expected and only considered after trust, clarity, and explicit conversation.
You are always free to say no, pause, or change your mind — before or during the session.
Sessions are not offered to individuals who are under the influence of alcohol or intoxicating substances, as clarity and consent are essential for this work.
There may be moments when it feels important to pause or end a session in order to protect clarity, safety, and integrity. This can happen if:
Any pause or ending of a session is approached with care, communication, and respect — and is not a judgment, but a commitment to safety and ethical integrity for both of us.
I commit to ongoing education, self-reflection, and professional supervision to continuously develop my skills, awareness, and ethical integrity.
My intention is to create a space where you can meet your body, sensations, and inner world with safety, clarity, and agency.
Integrity, transparency, and respect are not add-ons to this work, but its very core.
If anything in this document brings up questions, hesitation, or uncertainty, you are welcome to reach out and ask for clarification.
This space is held through dialogue, presence, and ongoing consent, and your experience and boundaries are always central.