There’s something very simple we often forget - how much we need each other. How much our bodies long for safe touch, for warmth, for connection that asks for nothing but authenticity and genuine tender care.

‘Touch Me’ was born out of that need. A deep call to come back home to ourselves, through the mirror of another's hands, another's heartbeat, another’s body. 

You’re invited to come and learn more deeply how to really touch, and maybe even more importantly, how to be touched. At ‘Touch Me’ we slowly take off our armour, we drop performance, we let the masks gently melt away and we let go of the scripts we learned along the way.