Personalised bodywork
in Brussels
Thai Yoga Massage · Kobido · Head & Neck Massage
Three approaches to bodywork, from individually adapted full-body Thai Yoga Massage rooted in traditional Thai medicine to focused work with the face, head and neck.
My approach brings together traditional bodywork, contemporary knowledge of anatomy and movement, and attention to the individual experience.
Sessions take place in Etterbeek, a studio in Saint-Gilles, or at your home in Brussels.
Not sure which session is right for you? Tell me what you’re looking for and I’ll help you choose.
Which session is for me?
Thai Yoga Massage
For a personalised, full-body experience combining pressure, rhythmic compression, assisted movement and stretching.
Rooted in traditional Thai medicine, with an emphasis on deep relaxation and an approach that includes both the physical and energetic dimensions of the practice.
Kobido
For a structured Japanese facial massage with varied rhythms and techniques — from quick and dynamic to slow and quiet.
Relaxing face, head & neck massage
For slower, focused touch around the face, scalp, neck and shoulders, with relaxation at the centre.
The session can be freely adapted in rhythm and focus according to the person receiving it.
The sessions
Deep Relaxation Thai Yoga Massage
A full-body session genuinely adapted to you
Thai Yoga Massage is a holistic form of bodywork rooted in traditional Thai medicine, combining pressure and rhythmic compression with assisted movement, stretching and touch. Each session develops around you — how you are feeling that day, what you tell me and how your body responds. The work can range from subtle to intense, while respecting your comfort and limits. For me, Thai Yoga Massage is also an energetic meeting between practitioner and receiver, based on attention, listening and touch.
Relaxing face, head & neck massage
Focused touch, slower rhythms
This massage focuses on the face, scalp, neck and shoulders, with an emphasis on slower rhythms and attentive, responsive touch. Unlike Kobido, there is no structured protocol to follow. This gives me more freedom to adapt the pace, focus and quality of touch to the person receiving it. The focus is simple: a quiet, relaxing experience centred around touch.
Kobido
Japanese facial massage as bodywork
Kobido is a Japanese approach to facial massage characterised by a structured sequence of techniques and changing rhythms. Some sequences are quick and dynamic; others are slower and quieter. Although Kobido is often associated with beauty and appearance, this isn’t the main focus of my practice. I am more interested in Kobido as bodywork for the face — an opportunity to experience the face through touch and sensation, rather than only through how it looks.
OUR APPROACH TO BODYWORK
My background in dance, movement and somatic practice influences the way I work with touch — particularly my attention to weight, support, movement and stillness.
Technique matters, but so do attention, communication, boundaries and the quality of the encounter between practitioner and receiver.
I work with attention to the person receiving the massage and respect for their comfort and boundaries.
WHAT TO EXPECT
We begin with a short conversation about how you’re feeling, what you’re looking for from the session and anything you’d like me to know.
You can tell me about your preferences and boundaries, and communication remains open throughout the massage. You can always ask for a change in pressure, position, pace or touch.
You don’t need to know exactly what you need before you arrive. Part of the process — particularly in Thai Yoga Massage — is allowing the session to develop in response to what you communicate and what we notice as we work.
No. The session is adapted to you, and movement stays within your comfortable range.
It shouldn’t be. Pressure and movement are adapted to you, and you can always ask for a change.
Thai Yoga Massage is fully clothed. Wear comfortable clothes that allow you to move easily.
Kobido follows a structured sequence with varied rhythms and techniques. The relaxing massage is slower and can be adapted more freely.
Yes. Home sessions are available in Brussels; for new clients, I ask for a short introductory video call first.
Interested in a session?
Whether you already know which massage you’d like or you’re still deciding, you don’t need to have it all figured out before contacting me.
Tell me which session interests you — or simply what kind of experience you’re looking for — and I can help you choose.
⌖ Sessions in Etterbeek, Saint-Gilles or at your home in Brussels.
atworkagnieszka@gmail.com
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