I first encountered Watsu while writing my master’s thesis on aquatic therapy in 2010. I have worked in several public and private healthcare facilities, working with orthopedic, neurological, and geriatric patients. I have also worked with athletes, including international ones (Christophe Lemaitre, Pierre Alexis Pessonneaux, Sebastian Mobre). What fascinates me about Watsu is the possibility of multi-faceted work with another person who comes for help as a patient, and the nonverbal communication that prevails in the water. The practical application of the Watsu philosophy, which involves being present here and now with and for another person, has also transformed my work on land. I was fortunate and privileged to learn a great deal from the creator of Watsu, Harold Dull, who invited me to teach this extraordinary concept. Since his passing, I feel obligated to share this knowledge with others through Watsu courses.