My name is Ted.
I make my living doing bodywork. Trained and certified in California, I use mainly European techniques that I interpret holistically. I also include Asian point methods when I need them.
What’s bodywork? Well, among other things it involves touch--to relax your body and get rid of stress. Imagine long, broad, slow and rhythmic strokes that sooth and calm you, along with very focused ones that reach into every fiber as I work over your entire body. The pressure of the strokes will be whatever you’re comfortable with. It can be "soothing," or it can be "strong." I have a certificate in deep tissue, so I know how to make it as intense as you want.
But most people like a firm, middle pressure, which gradually so relaxes you that you start "traveling;" you let go and float away.
I live and work in New York City--in a comfortable apartment in Greenwich Village, the picturesque and very gay heart of Manhattan. It’s superbly located, easy to find, close to everything. I do only incalls, only in my own studio, because my table and all the professional setup I need are there. That’s where I do my best.
When you come to me it's your party. I'm dedicated to creating a very special experience for you in a clean, safe, healthy, and peaceful environment. My hands work wonders with your body. More than 85% of my sessions are repeat. My fee is $100 for an hour session and $120 for an hour and a half.
Clients call from all over the world to book time for their visits to New York. They tell me, again and again, that I have a wonderful gift of touch. When I lay my hands on your body, you’ll forget your jetlag--and everything else.
Give me a call if you plan to come to New York, and find out for yourself. Please phone me for an appointment:
212-255-9473
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It’s a sad comment on our fanatical world when the beauty of the human body and its entirety with which we are endowed should be considered dirty or base or immoral. For me, the body is beautiful, touch is beautiful, and you and I are beautiful when, naked, we touch.
"Divine am I inside and
out, and I make holy whatever I touch or am touched from,
The scent of
these arm-pits aroma finer than prayer,
This head more than churches,
bibles, and all the creeds.If I worship one
thing more than another it shall be the spread of my own body, or any part
of it . . .
Welcome is every organ and attribute of me, and of any man
hearty and clean,
Not an inch nor a particle of an inch is vile, and
none shall be less familiar than the rest.
I am satisfied—I see, dance,
laugh, sing . . ."
Walt Whitman, from Song of Myself