Kevin Yee-Chan

Kevin's (he/they) practice is fundamentally about radical acceptance + returning to your innate healing nature.As an interdisciplinary healing practitioner, their modalities are rooted in classical Chinese acupuncture, qigong, Shadow Yoga, and somatic therapy.This is supported by peripheral studies in non-dual tantric Shivaism, Tibetan Buddhism, ayurveda, bhakti yoga, vipassana meditation, and non-violent communication.Wow- that sounds like a lot! That’s because their body of work emphasizes healing as a practice of being whole, rather than being fixed.Their passion for uplifting wholeness as healing comes from their queer, artistic lens. They value queerness as a culture that lives in the fullness of liberation under systemic oppression.And from years working globally as a ballet dancer, they value the responsibility of an artist to be a clear and honest mirror for all that is past and present, while uplifting our collective dreamscape toward the future.In the clinic, the movement studio, and the world at large, they are particularly familiar with physical pain and injury, mental-emotional health, hormonal health, queer health, and BIPOC health.In this way, their work is differentiated into three pillars: cultivating body sovereignty, tending interdependent community, and integrating the micro- and macro-cosmic.They believe that bringing forth your most authentic self amidst oppressive systems is a way of healing both yourself and this world. They do this while centring joy, beauty and compassion… preferably nourished by meaningful company, fresh local foods and a slow sunset.And singing and dancing. Definitely singing and dancing.