Ethics and Questions

What you deserve to know before you begin.

Transparency is not a footnote here — it is foundational. Before you enter this work, you deserve to understand exactly how it is held, what governs it, and what you can expect. The questions below are the ones people most commonly carry. If yours is not here, ask it.

Held with rigor. Entered with consent.

1. Is this therapy?

This work is not therapy and does not replace it. It operates at the intersection of somatic practice, spiritual transmission, and psycho-spiritual inquiry. If you are currently working with a therapist, this work can complement that — but Danny is not a licensed therapist and does not operate as one.

2. Is tantric bodywork the same as sexual services?

No. Tantric bodywork as practised here is sacred somatic work rooted in lineage traditions. It is not a sexual service. There is no sexual contact between practitioner and client. The work may engage the body's erotic energy as a healing current — which is distinct from sexual gratification. If you are seeking the latter, this is not the right place.

3. How is consent handled?

Consent is explicit, informed, and ongoing throughout every session. Nothing happens without your clear yes. You are free to redirect, pause, or stop anything at any time without explanation. The intake conversation before your first session exists specifically to ensure you are fully informed before anything begins.

4. What are the boundaries between practitioner and client?

Danny does not enter personal, romantic, or sexual relationships with clients. This boundary is absolute and non-negotiable. It exists to protect the integrity of the container and the safety of everyone within it. Any practitioner who cannot hold this boundary clearly should not be doing this work.

5. What if something difficult comes up during a session?

Difficult material arising is not a problem — it is often the work itself. Danny is trained to hold space for strong emotion, somatic discharge, grief, fear, and confusion. You will not be left alone with what comes up. Integration support is available after sessions for this reason.

6. Do you work with people who have a history involving trauma?

Yes — with care. Many people who come to this work carry trauma. Danny works somatically and does not force or rush the process. However, if you are in acute crisis, actively dissociating, or not yet resourced enough for body-based work, that will be named honestly and appropriate referrals offered. Your safety comes before the work.

7. How do I know if this is right for me?

The first conversation is complimentary and carries no obligation. It is simply a chance to meet, ask anything you need to ask, and sense whether this is the right fit. If it is not — for any reason — that will be said honestly. There is no pressure and no hard sell.