As an intimacy professional, I create safe, collaborative spaces where performers can engage with vulnerable material confidently and respectfully. Being trauma-informed allows me to approach each scene and performer with sensitivity—recognizing how different content may impact individuals, and ensuring their boundaries are honored throughout the process.

I believe in staying grounded through personal well-being—mentally, emotionally, and physically—so I can show up fully for the demands of this work. By investing in my own growth and health, I remain approachable and present, which is essential for effective advocacy and communication.

My understanding of intimacy goes beyond physicality; it’s about connection, presence, and shared experience—between individuals, groups, or even within oneself. I strive to meet performers where they are, honoring their individuality while crafting moments of intimacy that are authentic, consensual, and human.

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