For a while now, I’ve felt the pull to offer more beyond the massage table. I love in-person work, and that’s still a big part of what I do. But I also want to reach more people, create new kinds of connection, and explore what’s possible when we bring sensuality, power, and presence into digital spaces.

Before Silk Somatics, I moved through a lot of spaces—some empowering, some exhausting. I learned what it meant to perform, to connect, to be objectified, and to be truly seen.

There were moments that lit me up and others that made me want to run. But all of it shaped how I hold space now. I didn’t always know where I was headed. I just knew I wanted something more real. And over time, I built it.

 I’ve stopped calling this work a luxury. It’s not. It’s support. It’s care. It’s for people who are holding more than they should have to.

Touch isn’t optional. It’s how we regulate. It’s how we come back to ourselves. It’s what helps people shift out of survival mode and into something more grounded.

I’ll be honest, Tantra doesn’t resonate with me anymore. It just stopped feeling right. In this post, I’m sharing why we broke up, how somatics stepped in, and why this new down-to-earth and body-led path aligns with me and my practice way more. Let’s get into it.

I too am overstimulated by the constant barrage of distressing news. Here I share how I’m navigating these challenging times through social media detoxing, setting boundaries, and building community connections. Let’s discover ways to support ourselves and each other in a world that often feels overwhelming.

Sacred Intimates craft a space that is open, and honest, and cultivates a space of warm vulnerability. In this blog post, we will delve into the definition, origins, benefits, and personal fulfillment of sacred intimates, shedding light on the transformative potential that lies within the practice.