Esther Janssen

I was born in the Netherlands in 1974 and have undergone an impressive transformation in the course of my life: from a childhood marked by psychological abuse and emotional neglect, through years in international show business, to my calling as a trauma-sensitive body therapist with my own method.

You learned early on to suppress your feelings and take responsibility. My career as a show dancer took me to 13 countries—an intense period of self-assertion, uprooting, but also friendship and connection. In the world of nightlife, I had formative experiences, including sexual violence. Long suppressed, these experiences only broke through years later—with full force.

A mental and physical breakdown finally brought about a profound change. This was followed by intensive therapeutic work on my trauma. At the same time, I began my spiritual healing journey, which brought me into contact with tantric, Buddhist, Hindu, and shamanic teachings.

With over 40 training courses in massage, anatomy, nutrition, energy work, and body therapy, I developed my own holistic method of intentionless full-body massage in my practice. This combines mindful, trauma-sensitive touch with spiritual awareness—always supported by empathy, responsibility, and deep respect for the individuality of each person.

Since 2018, I have been working with women, men, and couples in my own practice. I particularly support people who have experienced trauma on their journey back to self-love, body awareness, and vitality. My method works on a physical, emotional, and energetic level and has been refined over countless sessions.

Today, I live a free, powerful, and self-determined life. My story is not only one of survival, but also one of devotion, depth, and the search for truth. I am convinced that healing is possible—through unintentional, loving touch and the courage to truly encounter yourself.

I pass on my knowledge not only in individual treatments, but also in seminars, workshops, and through my book, which enables you to apply my method yourself—whether in your relationship, among friends, or in a protected therapeutic setting.