Sian Evans

I work with people who are looking for belonging and connection. I guide people where that connection has been lost.

Expectations, conditioning, life experiences, influences and traumas all cause us to disconnect from ourselves. Reconnection is a simple objective but not always easy to accomplish, especially when we’ve been traumatised. We are conditioned to look outside of ourselves for connection, often through relationships, work, money, etc…leaving us feeling unfulfilled and usually unsatisfied despite our accomplishments.

It is possible to navigate a path through anything. I work with self-aware, insightful, and perceptive individuals who are often accomplished but want to deepen their experience of self and show up in the world more authentically. To do this, they must reconnect to who they are and let go of the created self.

Sian is discerning and recognises the vulnerability and courage it takes to take on inner work. She is extraordinarily perceptive and has nearly 30 years of insight and experience working with individuals. Sian's approach is responsive, supporting clients accordingly and compassionately holding space for thought, feeling, and emotion to be felt and explored safely. 

Sian is intuitive and uses her intuition to guide clients inward with gentle nurturing.

Sian will hold you in your perfection, noticing what blocks you from resting in yourself more. With conscious awareness, she will work through your traumas and experiences with you so you can rest in yourself more, giving you a greater experience of wholeness. Sian will also show you how to use the tools, skills and abilities you have acquired, such as resilience, sensitivity, perceptive ability, inner strength, courage and so on, to become more authentic.

You will build upon self-empowerment to navigate through future challenges and experience this chapter of your journey with Sian by your side. 

“My work with clients is a great privilege and the best seat in the house - I’m honoured to witness your journey unfold - Thank you!” - Sian Evans.