Tantra teachings and practices
A reflective coaching session for clarifying intention, body awareness, and connection. The focus begins with the question a visitor brings.
Overview
Teaching and coaching for individuals, couples, and groups, drawing on tantra coaching, women's body-energy coaching, and somatic practice.
Nina combines tantra-informed bodywork, somatic attention, and women's body-energy coaching. Her public materials list Tantra Nectar study in Tantra coaching and Master of Tantra, alongside individual and group practice.
Tantra coaching
A reflective coaching session for clarifying intention, body awareness, and connection. The focus begins with the question a visitor brings.
What to discuss. Name the question, choose the kind of support, and agree how the session will proceed.
Women's body-energy coaching
Women-focused coaching that uses body attention, energy language, and self-reflection to explore personal pace.
What it can include. Individual or group format, with intention and boundaries discussed before the work begins.
Somatic and body-energy practice
A body-aware practice using attention to sensation and breath. It gives visitors a way to notice what is happening in the body before choosing what to explore.
What it can include. Grounding, gentle movement, and pauses to name what feels comfortable.
Formats
- Individual sessions
- Group practice, with intention and boundaries discussed before the work begins
Practical
- Exact format, location, timing, availability, and boundaries are discussed privately with the practice
Illustrative image. Not Nina.
Other sessions with Nina
Tantra massage for men
A body-aware practice using attention to sensation and breath. It gives visitors a way to notice what is happening in the body before choosing what to explore.
Tantra massage for women
Tantra-informed bodywork with attention to sensation, breath, and pace, alongside women's body-energy coaching.
Tantra massage for couples
A body-aware introduction for partners, with intention, connection, and agreements discussed first.