About An Epicurean Delight

My name is Deb. I am a trauma-informed touch practitioner offering intentional, consent-based experiences rooted in presence, care, and respect for the human need for connection.

I am a warm, engaging woman who values authenticity and meaningful connection. Well traveled and shaped by time living abroad, I’ve called several East Coast states home and now reside near North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. These varied life experiences inform how I meet people—with openness, curiosity, and a deep appreciation for individuality.

Outside of my work, I find joy in simple, grounding pleasures: coastal walks and beachcombing, exploring quaint towns, enjoying live and eclectic music, singing and dancing, visiting zoos and aquariums, spending time in nature, hiking, and sharing good food with friends. I love cooking together, lingering conversations, scenic drives, and cozy evenings by the fire roasting marshmallows with a glass of Moscato. I’m also a devoted dog lover and share my life with two cherished fur babies.

My professional training includes somatic bodywork, tantra-informed practices, sensual massage, and therapeutic platonic touch and talk therapy. I completed an intensive one-on-one residential training with Caffyn Jesse in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, and have pursued additional coursework through The Pleasure Mechanics. These studies, combined with my lived experience of trauma and healing, shape how I hold space for others.

At the core of my work is consent, attunement, and emotional safety. I understand how vulnerable it can feel to receive touch, and how powerful it can be when offered with clarity, boundaries, and care. I work best with individuals who value emotional maturity, respectful communication, and intentional connection.

Touch is not just something I do — it is my passion and my calling. I approach each day with gratitude, humility, and reverence for the trust placed in me.

If you feel drawn to this work, I invite you to begin with a conversation. From there, we can explore whether we are aligned to move forward together.