Sixian is a Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist (BCST) whose work is rooted in presence, relationality, and a reverence for the deep currents of life. She is continually in awe of the wisdom that emerges from this work, and how it offers rich opportunities for leaning into the body's inherent intelligence for healing.

Known for her gentle, grounding presence, Sixian draws from the Hakomi method to hold space for embodied healing. Through supportive touch and gentle inquiry, she invites individuals into deeper relationship with their bodies and minds. She hopes to support individuals as they step into the fullness of their being, come into deeper presence with themselves, their relationships and with life as a whole.

Outside of this work, Sixian cares deeply about cultivating practices and spaces that are responsive and aligned with the natural cycles and transitions of living and dying.

She is also interested in where the individual and collective body meet, and occasionally explores Contact Improvisation as a site for somatic and relational inquiry.

Sixian completed her BCST training with Body Intelligence and is a professional member of the Pacific Association of Craniosacral Therapists (PACT).