Figen Bico
Intimacy Facilitator & Somatic Practitioner
Massage & Comfort Sessions
1. Ayurvedic Massage helps rebalance the body, while supporting various internal functions such as cardiovascular health, lymphatic flow, digestion and nervous system. It’s also a nurturing way to allow yourself to feel touched, cherished, and cared for.
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With emphasis on the healing power of touch beneficial for anyone who may have forgotten what it means to be in the here and now, what it feels like to "feel." alive
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Holistic Health & Well-Being: takes into consideration a person's physical, psychological/emotional well-being ... harmonizing the body's rhythm, aligning self with the infinite power of nature - remembering our true self - our timeless nature
Full Body Ayurvedic Massage includes work on the head, face, neck, upper chest, shoulders, arms, hands, abdomen, legs, feet, and the entire back of the body (no genital contact). Acupressure may also be applied to further release muscle tension and physical discomfort.​​​​
2. Naked Massage (No Draping)
This session begins with the therapeutic benefits of Ayurvedic Massage and gradually shifts into a softer, more fluid touch. Nudity allows for continuous movement without restriction, enhancing body awareness, sensuality, and deep relaxation. While you may feel hands near the genital or breast areas, there is no direct contact with the genitals or breasts.
3. Light Touch Massage with Tactile Somatic Connectivity Practice
This session offers a space to explore sensuality, connection, and intimacy—free from performance expectations or goal-oriented pressure. To maintain the integrity of the experience, the pelvic region remains lightly draped during the Somatic Connectivity Practice. There is no genital contact.
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Sessions may last up to 3 hours, to be discussed and agreed upon in advance.
For women, I recommend beginning with two separate sessions to establish comfort, safety, and trust. Pricing for these sessions can be arranged individually
Tactile-Somatic Meditation / Comfort & Cuddle Sessions
Natural Healing Properties of Contact, Connection
While massage can offer soothing touch, the deeper healing often happens through presence. When we feel truly safe and seen in the body, co-regulation becomes possible.
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When that safety is embodied, healing unfolds—not just physically, but emotionally and relationally.
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Connection through safe physical contact can help with: Grief & loss - Chronic pain - Sleep challenges - Low mood or anxiety – Communication difficulties - Emotional numbness or loneliness​
Skin-to-skin contact—especially body-to-body—can regulate the nervous system.
It activates the parasympathetic response, calming stress, enhancing digestion, and allowing the body to rest, restore, and reconnect.
Our nervous system is constantly responding to the world around us—tracking subtle cues, storing past experiences, and shaping how we feel in each moment, whether we’re aware of it or not.
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In close relationships, coregulation happens when both people feel safe. When this sense of safety is disrupted—through conflict, stress, or emotional distance—our bodies can enter a state of dysregulation or disconnection.
Returning to emotional safety brings with it a physical sensation of calm, grounding, and trust.
Over time, the body learns that reconnection is not only possible—but dependable. And that is where deep healing begins.