DRIPP

Join DRIPP After Hours at SENSA ✨ Movement Studio in Nevada City, CA for an in-person 6 week series (drop-ins and class passes available) and learn , and character development skills (including glove peels and a top reveal / tassel twirling) and playful partner choreography that builds each week. This series can also be the entry way to perform solo acts or a group act with the DRIPP Darlings Troupe at an intimate event on December 5.

DM me with any questions or click the link in bio to sign up!

is a ritual I encourage to be embedded into a daily devotional practice. It attunes our bodies to touch and the conversations that happen there. This allows us to build a relationship of resilience and trust with ourselves in regard to how we view, talk to, and treat ourselves. And how we treat ourselves is what we will attract in others.

You can elongate your shower by a few extra minutes and luxuriate in your touch then, or try out a belly or face massage at times in the day you desire more relaxation, or it can be a juicy way to prime the body for sleep at night.

The more we slow down in these ways, the more opportunities we have to LISTEN to what our body really wants, needs, and desires to feel radiant, healthy, cared for, held, and grounded.

TOUCH IS MEDICINE and it’s time we start treating it that way.

Sisterhood (and brotherhood and community at large) is sacred. I believe when we circle up and allow ourselves to connect, to be seen, to be held and witnessed in whatever we are moving through in the moment is medicine. A type of medicine that rinses like rain 🌧️ after dryness, quenching a thirst nothing else quite can.

Always and forever honored to hold and lead sacred circles and hold hands with my sisters. 🤍

Another shout out to Todd Lava for all the tie-dye seen here and for supporting DRIPPs mission and vision for us to all play and grieve and be authentically expressed in our every day lives.

Want to shake up how you approach movement and touch — or find ways to get out of your head and more into your body? I find playing with props is an incredible way to make my feel brand new and more playful. It gets me out of my normal patterns and approaches and slows me down. In this clip I’m playing with rope — a newly found prop I adore. I also love to utilize bolsters, gloves, chairs and walls, socks, baggy sweatshirts, fans, and more to bring some newness to the floor.

Where my and rope 🪢 kittens at ?!