
Services
*Please note*
Even though I am a diploma-qualified counsellor, and I will be employing counselling skills such as active listening and protecting boundaries, Holistic Touch services DO NOT include counselling per se.
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Touch or somatic therapy is a great addition to psychotherapy. Please ask if you are looking for a therapist, I might be able to recommend someone.
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By the way, while Holistic Touch services might feel intimate and cosy, they are Not sexual or erotic. Requests for sexual services will not be appreciated. Please seek such services elsewhere.

Affectionate companionship and support
Sessions can vary from meeting in a cafe and holding hands, walking arm in arm in a park, visiting your location, snuggling at my location, or going on a day trip. There are some limits on your first session, please click here for more information.
"Cuddle with Kaz"

If you just want someone to talk to, someone caring to listen to you, you can book a phone call to have a chat with me. Sometimes we just want to share how our day has been, so we feel our lives are witnessed by somebody else. Sometimes we just want to "bounce something" off a neutral person, although I will not tell you what to do. Sometimes we just want to feel heard, like we matter. You DO matter. You can talk to me. Bookings are 30 or 60 minutes.
"Chat with Kaz"

Bodywork
ASMR ("autonomous sensory meridian response")
ASMR is a fairly new relaxation treatment, growing in popularity because it provides stress relief and help with sleep, by triggering pleasant tingling sensations through soft sounds and gentle touches, activating the brain's reward and calming systems. It is reportedly very beneficial to people with ADHD.
I have offered a similar treatment some years ago, encouraging clients to be mindful of their non-dominant senses, to use imagination, and to ‘be in the moment’.
Many people watch ASMR videos online and feel its benefits. After receiving my first live session, I can say that I am intrigued and excited to offer this alternate soothing touch-and-sound modality in person. Watch this space, coming very soon…
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NeuroAffective Touch
Developed by Dr Aline Pierre as a bridge between psychotherapy and bodywork, this modality is essentially about connecting to individual parts of your body and finding what they need. Our bodies store emotions and memories, which can lead to somatic, or unexplained, pain and illness. "Science" is catching up with this. I hope to offer this modality by about mid-2026.