Jakub offers advanced tantric bodywork for women and men. He brings together touch, conscious breathing and mindfulness, adapting each session to the person's needs and boundaries.
In his work, he is distinguished by his precision, gentleness, and complete focus on the person he is working with. His naturally positive outlook on the world helps clients feel safe, calm, and open in his presence.
Jakub dojeżdża do studia z innego miasta i przygotowuje grafik pod umówione wizyty. Rezerwacja odbywa się przez wpłatę zadatku lub zakup vouchera na pełną kwotę, a termin ustalany jest telefonicznie ze studiem.
× My work philosophy My name is Jakub. I work with the body, providing tantric massages to both women and men. When I say that I "give massages" or "am a massage therapist," I feel that I am significantly narrowing the description of what I do. Massage and touch are just some of the tools I use. I also work with breath, voice, mindfulness, meditation, and movement—selecting the right methods to awaken energy and guide it effectively. This approach differs depending on whether I am working with women or men.
When working with women, my primary intention is to create a space where they can safely shed the "armor" they may have been carrying for years. This armor can take the form of shame, fear, deeply held beliefs, a dread of being judged, or the lingering memory of past violations that have become imprinted on the body. Only when this armor begins to soften does space emerge for the essence of feminine energy: for release, for flow, for the unleashing of creativity, for pleasure, freedom, and authenticity.
This process does not begin with spectacular sensations, but rather with simple conditions that must be met for the body to feel safe enough to trust. Let us start with a sense of security—which we can build together by introducing ourselves, discussing our intentions, and establishing clear, non-negotiable boundaries regarding touch. Another condition is the studio space itself, which I prepare and cleanse—a setting where you can feel ready to open up to mindful touch. Then there is conscious breathing, which will guide you throughout the entire process. Presence is also key: touch brings you into the HERE and NOW, allowing you to step away from a mind that constantly analyzes, scrutinizes from every angle, gets caught in loops, and falls into its own traps.
As energy begins to flow, various reactions may arise—laughter, tears, trembling, a cry, or perhaps a profound sense of stillness. This work unfolds over time; it does not end the moment my hands stop moving. Following a tantric bodywork session, it is worth reflecting on yourself: do you feel more at ease communicating your needs? Is it easier for you to set boundaries? Do you derive greater pleasure from touch? The shifts that occur during and after the massage carry over into your daily life—influencing your relationships, your decisions, and your way of being in the world. Therefore, it is worth viewing massage sessions as a process—not merely as a series of appointments to be "checked off," but as a consistent journey of getting to know and becoming comfortable with one’s own body.
Massage for men takes a different form because masculine energy follows a different trajectory. While feminine energy tends to expand, flow outward, nurture, give life, and create, masculine energy requires direction and structure. This does not mean confinement or suppression—rather, it calls for guidance. Many men arrive with the feeling that their sexual energy has a life of its own—that it is something untamed. They perceive it as a force that controls them, rather than something they themselves can direct and shape.
When I work with men, we begin with breathwork and developing body awareness. The goal is to create more space for pleasure and to channel energy upward, rather than letting it dissipate in a fleeting impulse. We build a capacity that, over time, translates into everyday life: enhancing creativity, a sense of personal power, decisiveness, and a richer, more conscious sex life. This shifts the focus away from a simple "arousal-and-release" pattern toward a full spectrum of experiences that were previously beyond reach.
In working with men, connecting with one’s own body—observing it, getting to know it, and giving it attention—is just as important as directing one’s energy. Men very often treat their bodies like objects, like machines designed to perform tasks. They frequently carry their tensions in silence, cut off from their emotions, and convinced that they must cope entirely on their own. Through massage, a sense gradually returns that the body can be an ally, that emotions are not a threat, and that other men can be a source of support rather than competition. Over time, one’s energy becomes more stable, and decisions become more grounded. Clarity emerges: where I am, where I am going, and what I want from life.
Men very rarely touch one another. The circumstances in which they do so are usually limited to embracing while under the influence of alcohol, or situations involving rivalry or violence. Yet, supportive touch between men—attentive, accepting, and grounding—is something entirely natural and necessary. The very opportunity to experience such touch, free from shame or tension, can be transformative.
The differences in massage for women and men do not stem from gender itself, but rather from the energy at work within us. Feminine energy often seeks release, while masculine energy seeks direction. Women frequently look for a space where they can shed their burdens and reconnect with their creativity, lightness, and voice. Men, by contrast, often seek a space where they can find stability and clarity, reclaim their own power, and grant themselves permission to receive support.
In both cases, however, it is about the same thing: returning to yourself.
If you feel you would like to delve deeper into this work, I invite you to have a conversation and book sessions of tantric bodywork.
