Integrative Bodywork & Massage Therapy with Psilocybin Microdosing
This session follows the same structure as the standard Integrative Bodywork & Massage Therapy session, with the optional addition of a very small psilocybin microdose. The combination of bodywork, somatic support, and a microdose can create a deeper sense of relaxation, openness, and emotional clarity.
Psilocybin in microdoses is known to gently influence neuroplasticity: the brain’s ability to adapt, soften old patterns, and create new pathways. In a therapeutic setting, this can support increased presence, body awareness, and emotional processing without overwhelming intensity.
The goal of this session is not to create a psychedelic experience. Instead, it uses a carefully considered microdose to enhance the benefits of somatic and body-oriented work.
What the session includes:
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You are welcomed with herbal tea and a light, healthy snack. This gives you time to arrive, settle, and transition into the space without rush.
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We start with a short, structured check-in about your needs, intentions, and any relevant physical or emotional context. You only share what feels right for you.
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If helpful, we include a brief somatic, movement, or mindfulness exercise to support your body in shifting into a more grounded state. This step is always adapted to your preferences.
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Full Body Massage (with oils)
A head-to-toe massage adjusted to your needs, sensory preferences, and comfort with pressure.
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Clothed Full Body Treatment
A bodywork session through comfortable clothing, using gentle massage techniques, stretching, and touch without oils. This option is ideal if you prefer to remain clothed or want a more grounding style of work. description
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At the end of the session, you lie quietly on the table for approximately ten minutes to allow your body and nervous system to integrate the work.
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A short closing moment to reflect, ask questions, or simply ground before we say goodbye to each other.
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The session is approximately 90 minutes and costs 95 euros.