About Sianna

Believe me—this was not the career I planned for.

Like many, I tried really hard to be the “normal” woman I thought I was supposed to be. I got the degree, landed the respectable tech job, checked all the boxes. I even scored a few “dream roles” as a recruiter at some of Silicon Valley’s hottest unicorns. On paper, I was thriving.

But the truth? I was numb, burnt out, and quietly crumbling inside.

I had stopped dancing. I had stopped singing. I had stopped feeling. Somewhere along the way, I lost my connection to myself—and no promotion, relationship, or glass of wine could fill the growing void. I chased validation through performance and coped through overwork, substances, and codependency… until it all fell apart.

And thank goddess it did.

Because in that full-body burnout, I found something wild, alive, and liberating: me.

What followed was a messy, sacred reclamation. I stopped trying to be the version of myself that fit in and started listening to the one inside me that wanted to be free. I dove deep into my body, my energy, my pain, and my pleasure. I explored Tantra, somatics, trauma work, and sacred sexuality—not as a quick fix, but as a path back to my soul.

And here’s what I discovered:

Eros—that delicious, pulsing life force—isn’t just sexual.

It’s creative. It’s sacred.

It’s the part of us that wants to dance, to build, to love, to live.

Now, I work with others who are ready to reclaim that same sense of aliveness. My clients are often brilliant, high-performing, successful humans who’ve built impressive lives—but quietly wonder if there’s more. (Spoiler: there is.)

My work blends Tantric philosophy, somatic education, and real, lived experience. I don’t offer therapy. I’m not here to “fix” anyone. But I do offer a deeply supportive space for transformation—where your body is welcomed, your desires honored, and your energy invited to wake up.

I’m a guide, a witness, and a co-creator in your journey—not a guru. I believe in grounded spirituality that lives in the body, not just the mind. And I believe it’s never too late to come back to yourself.

So if you’re feeling the nudge… that subtle (or screaming) knowing that you’re meant for more—aliveness, intimacy, freedom—

You don’t need to have it all figured out.

You just need to be willing to start.