When was the last time someone really paid attention to your mouth... during a massage? Physically, the mouth and face are teeming with nerve endings and sensitivity. Socially, the face is highly charged. We communicate with it, we try to control it, some cover it in makeup and/or styled facial hair. And our mouth is this fascinating gateway to our insides, a deliciously wet cave with protective teeth and that cheeky little tongue that seems to have a mind of its own.
What happens when we let someone gently touch it, move it, or go inside it?
We’ll explore how to massage the face and mouth—both from the outside and gently on the inside.
In this guided, step-by-step massage workshop, you’ll learn:
The basics of facial and oral anatomy (just enough to know where to look and what to avoid)
How to create a space where you feel safe enough to let go (because putting your fingers in your mouth is weird unless you're relaxed)
Body positioning and how to sit comfortably while giving a massage
What kinds of touch feel good—kinky, relaxing, erotic? Adjust the intensity depending on where you want this bodywork to go
How to slow down
How to communicate consent nonverbally (when your mouth is occupied…)
How to maintain good hygiene and, if desired, use gloves
Why this type of massage is not just about technique, but about connecting with the client
This is a workshop for anyone who wants to explore a part of the body that we usually overlook during full-body massages. It invites you to be present, playful, and respectful. And to honor the power of this work, we will set aside time at the end for integration.
What happens to you when you let someone open your mouth?
THE FACILITATORS
Photo: Jana Reinwarth
BEATA
is a writer, psychosocial counselor, and workshop facilitator. Her workshops are experiments in engaging with complexity—not resolving it, but viewing it as an invitation: understanding it as a creative, erotic, and powerful source. As a cultural theorist trained in various somatic fields, she draws attention to social contexts, ambiguities, and the aesthetic qualities of intimacy.
Together with Rebecca, she is currently preparing her September retreat, TANTRA WITH A PINCH OF SALT, which reimagines tantra massage through dialogue, not dogma.
Instagram: @beateabsalon
Photo: Pauline Massimo
REBECCA
is a coach, host, massage therapist, and researcher. She holds an MA from the University of Cambridge, where she studied the philosophy, literature, and art of the body and sexuality. She has integrated her intellectual pursuits into physical practice and is a certified massage therapist, yoga teacher, and sexological bodyworker, as well as a dedicated practitioner of qigong, butoh, and pranayama.
Instagram: @feel_more_bln
SCHEDULE
Sat, May 31, 2025 - 7:00–9:00 p.m.
LANGUAGES
English, German
HOSTED BY
Beata & Rebecca Frances
NO REGISTRATION!
JUST COME AND JOIN!
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early. Pay in cash on site. See prices below...
Choose your ticket price based on your own assessment.
With our Low(er) Income Tickets, we want to give low-income individuals the opportunity to attend our events.
We cordially invite high earners to make it with a higher contribution possible for us to make this offer.
With that in mind, we would like to thank you in advance for your support.
For people with very low incomes, there are usually additional options available for even lower prices.
Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions. We'd love to have you join us!
WORKSHOP FEE PER PERSON
Regular Tickets - our target average price
: €45.00
Low(er) Income Tickets - get support!
EUR 25.00
High(er) Income Tickets - show your support!
EUR 70.00
Please also read all further info below, too.
Further informations
NOTES ON THE EVENT
The goals of our events are collaborative learning within the group, supporting shared processes, and personal development. Couples and all other types of partnerships or group dynamics are welcome, but you should be aware and open to the fact that the courses are not designed as partnership experiences and that we address each person as an individual. For example: To involve all participants equally, we usually work with random partner combinations during the exercises. This means that both same-sex and mixed-sex combinations will occur. Participants should generally be open to working with every person and every body. Exceptions can be discussed on a case-by-case basis.
Gender identity, sexual orientation, age, or membership in marginalized groups such as BBIPoC, migrants, refugees, LGBTQIA*, people with disabilities, etc., are not criteria for registration or participant selection.
We expect you to act with care, be communicative, prioritize consent, and be mindful, and we encourage you to respect your own boundaries and take personal responsibility.
Hate speech will not be tolerated. Please bring "Candy Speech" with you.
We reserve the right to ask participants to leave the workshop if their behavior is hurtful or problematic, and we reserve the right to do so without explanation—though we will likely try to explain it. Workshop fees would then be refunded in full. Any further claims are excluded.
We do our best to accommodate different needs, but our resources are limited. Please contact us if you have any questions.
You can read more about this topic here.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations are free of charge up to eight weeks before the start of the course, up to four weeks before the start of the course a cancellation fee of 20% of the course fee is due, up to two weeks before the start of the course a cancellation fee of 50% is due. Later cancellations and refunds of participant fees are not possible. However, participants can find substitute participants who will take the booked places. In case of cancellation by the organizer, the course fee will be refunded in full. Further claims are excluded.