Private bodywork · In your space
Most people don’t need more pressure. They need their system to feel safe enough to let go. That’s what I do.
Private sessions in Los Angeles & Northern California.
Available elsewhere by arrangement.
What becomes possible
Shoulders that feel less held.
A breath with a little more room.
A quieter jaw. An easier moment.
These are possibilities to explore, not outcomes to chase. Every body responds differently. There is room here to notice your own experience.
The system behind the tension
Tension is not always something to push through.
I pay attention to pressure, breath, movement, and how you respond. The session follows the places that seem ready for a little more room.
Rather than forcing release, the work creates conditions where holding may become less necessary.
Attentive bodywork, shaped around your comfort and choice.
Work with me
Start where you are.
We’ll find the right pace together.
This is where most clients begin
$250 / $300
60 minutes / 90 minutes · In your home
A full session with room to settle, notice, and explore. Pressure, pace, and attention follow how you respond, rather than a fixed routine.
Choose 60 minutes for $250 or 90 minutes for $300. We’ll confirm location, availability, and any travel arrangements before booking.
Continue the work
$750
Three sessions · Spaced intentionally
Time to return to what you noticed, explore what has changed, and build on the work together.
Three sessions for $750. Session length and spacing are confirmed with Edward Paul Correa before you commit.
Focused ongoing support
$111
22 minutes · Focused session
A shorter opportunity to pause and reconnect with how your body is organizing itself. Best experienced after a full session.
A focused 22-minute session for $111. Ask Edward Paul Correa whether this format is a good fit for you and your location.
The person behind the practice
I’m Edward Paul Correa, a massage therapist, movement educator, and author. For more than twenty years, I’ve worked with people through touch and movement, paying attention to what the body reveals when it has room to respond.
Over time, my attention shifted from technique alone toward perception: noticing how a person organizes tension, movement, breath, and rest.
Create the conditions where the body no longer needs to hold.Explore my writing
Beyond the massage table
My books grow from the same attention that shapes my hands-on work: noticing more, questioning the need to constantly correct ourselves, and making room for another possibility.
Visit my author site for the books, writing, and ways to connect as a reader.
In your space
No drive home. No need to step straight back into the day.
I bring the equipment and set up with care. You provide a quiet space. We confirm the location, timing, and practical details before your session.
The next step
You don’t need to know exactly what you need.
Tell me a little about yourself. We’ll find the right place to begin.
Private sessions by referral.
Los Angeles + Northern California.
Available elsewhere by arrangement.
Before we begin
We begin with what brings you here, how you’re feeling, and your preferences. The work adapts as we go. You can ask for a change in pressure, pause, or stop at any time.
No. A specific concern is welcome, and so is a simple wish to feel more at ease. We can find a starting point together.
Pressure follows your comfort and response. Depth does not have to mean intensity, and you never need to endure discomfort for the session to count.
Undress only to your comfort level. We’ll discuss draping and boundaries before beginning, and you can ask for adjustments throughout the session.
In your space, by referral, in Los Angeles and Northern California, primarily the San Francisco Bay Area. Share your city or neighborhood so we can confirm availability and travel arrangements.
A quiet space with room for a massage table. Equipment is brought and set up with care. We’ll confirm practical details before the visit.
It depends on your preferences and what you notice. Start with one session, then discuss whether occasional visits or a series makes sense for you.