Section II Current season
1. What brought you here and why now? *
2. In one sentence, how would you describe the season of life you are in right now? *
3. Where in your life do you currently feel most like yourself — clear, whole, and at home? *
4. Where do you currently feel most fragmented, restless, or unclear? *
Section III Body, words, and action
5. What have you noticed in your body lately — even if you can't yet say what it means? *
6. What pattern in your behavior keeps repeating? *
7. What conversation, decision, or responsibility are you currently avoiding? *
8. What do people close to you probably experience from you? *
Section V Health & movement screening
A live encounter can include guided movement, applied pressure, instrument-assisted work along the back, sides, and front of the body, and light sustained contact — through fitted briefs or compression shorts, with only the area being worked uncovered and the rest draped. These questions keep that work safe and let me tailor it to your body. Answer for how your body is now . If your encounter will be virtual, answer what you can; the physical items may not apply.
12. Do any of these apply to you now, or recently? Check all that apply. *
Neck problems, a cervical spine condition, or a prior neck injury or surgery
Surgery within the past 8 weeks, or ongoing recovery from one
A recent fracture, acute injury, or an area still healing
A neurological condition affecting sensation, balance, or muscle control
Blood thinner or anticoagulant use, a bleeding disorder, or bruising or bleeding easily
A skin condition, open wound, rash, or infection on the back, sides, chest, or limbs
A heart condition, arrhythmia, pacemaker or implanted device, or a blood-pressure condition
Chronic pain, or another ongoing medical diagnosis
None of the above
For anything you checked, briefly describe each — what it is, when it began, and its current status. *
13. List any medications or supplements you take regularly. *
Especially blood thinners, heart or blood-pressure medication, beta-blockers, or stimulants — these affect bleeding and heart-rate readings. Write “none” if none.
14. Briefly, your injury history and current physical activity or training. *
Old injuries and training patterns help me read how your body moves. Write “none” if none.
Section VII Consent and understanding
Please confirm each of the following. For a virtual encounter, the embodied and hands-on items describe what a live session would involve, so you know the full scope before choosing a format.
The work and its scope
I understand this is coaching / formation work — a performance and embodiment practice — not therapy, diagnosis, medical care, physical therapy, or treatment.
I understand the encounter may include conversation, reflection, silence, posture and breath awareness, and embodied observation.
I understand the goal is clarity, not fixing.
The embodied and hands-on work (live sessions)
I understand a live session may include guided movement, instrument-assisted work along the back, sides, and front of the body, applied pressure I resist and then release, and light sustained contact — performed through fitted briefs or compression shorts, with only the area being worked uncovered and the rest of the body draped.
I understand the instrument work can leave temporary redness or small bruise-like marks that fade within days.
I understand this work can bring up emotion, and that is welcome and not something I have to manage or explain.
My control of the session
I understand I can decline any prompt, and I can pause or stop anything at any time by saying “stop” or “wait,” without giving a reason.
I confirm the health information above is accurate to the best of my knowledge, and I will tell the practitioner if anything changes before we meet. I understand a physician’s clearance may be requested before any embodied work if a medical condition warrants it.
For a live session, I understand I will be asked to avoid caffeine for about four hours and solid food for about two hours beforehand, to arrive free of alcohol or other intoxicants, and to be in fitted briefs or compression shorts for the embodied work.