Erotic Massage Concepts and Treatment Modalities | Page 9

Tantric Couples Massage | Sensual Erotic Experience
Tantric Couples Massage is a sensual erotic massage experience together with a partner, typically supported by a trained Tantra Massage practitioner. [ ... ]

Tao Massage According to Russell and Kolb
The Tao-Massage (also written Tao Massage) was developed in the 1980s by Stephen Russell (United Kingdom) and Jürgen Kolb (Germany). Taoist and Tantr [ ... ]

Kinky and Fetish Massage and the Neo-Tantric Paradigm
Kinky and Fetish massages and bodywork fit perfectly well in the further exploration of the Neo-Tantra paradigm: nothing is excluded, nothing is ̶ [ ... ]

Taoist Erotic Massage – Techniques and Benefits
Taoist Erotic Massage, also abbreviated as TEM, was developed by Dr. Joseph Kramer at the start of the 1980s and is an integration of Breathwork, Full [ ... ]

What Is Kashmiri Tantra Massage?
You may have noticed that you will sometimes find Kashmiri Tantra Massage treatments or trainings offered, instead of simply Tantra Massage. As it is, [ ... ]

Yin-Yang Massage | Andro Rothe
The Yin-Yang Massage was created by Andro Rothe in Berlin in 1978. Andro is also the founder of modern Tantra Massage as we know it today, and the fou [ ... ]

Erotic and Sensual Massage Treatment Modalities
When you explicitly look for sensual and erotic massage services on the Internet, you’ll most likely bump into a variety of easy recognizable incall [ ... ]

Neo-Tantric Perineum and Anal Massage | Goals and Benefits
An Anal Massage is typically accompanied by a Full-Body Massage, such as Tantric Massage, and it includes the genital area and massage acupoints in or [ ... ]

Bondassage® – Sensual Massage with a Kink
Bondassage® is a registered trademark and stands for an erotic bodywork modality created by Jaeleen Bennis. The word Bondassage is a merger of Bondag [ ... ]

What Are the Sacred Spot and G-Spot Prostate Massage?
The labels Sacred Spot Massage, G-Spot Massage, and G-Spot Prostate Massage are often used as synonyms, but there’s a difference in application [ ... ]