Indigo Movement

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Partner Affiliation: King County Public Health - Black Provider Network
Cost per Session: $200+, 150-$200
Communities Served: Bisexual Allied, Cancer, Gay Allied, HIV / AIDS Allied, Lesbian Allied, Non-Binary Allied, Open Relationships Non-Monogamy, Pregnant Person, Previously Incarcerated, Queer Allied, Racial Justice Allied, Sex Worker, Single Parent, Transgender Allied, Veterans
Sexuality Speciality: Provider also identifies as LGBTQIA+ and/or QTPOC, Queer

Tiana is the founder and guiding force behind Indigo Movement, a practice rooted in helping people reconnect with themselves through intentional bodywork and self-care. Known by her clients as “The Body Whisperer,” Tiana brings a thoughtful, intuitive approach to every session—customizing her work to support both the physical and emotional needs of each individual.

Each appointment begins with a conversation to better understand what your body is holding and how she can best support you. Drawing from a variety of therapeutic modalities, her sessions may include flowing, rhythmic touch to soothe the nervous system, gentle tapping to support emotional release, deep pressure to ease muscle tension, breathwork to ground the body, and focused attention on areas of chronic tightness. Whether you’re holding physical stress or navigating emotional overwhelm, Tiana creates space for deep release, reconnection, and healing.

Beyond the treatment room, Tiana is a dedicated community leader and advocate. She promotes inclusivity, equity, and environmental stewardship. She founded The Duncan Connection (TDC), a nonprofit organization that provides holistic resources, swim lessons, and accessible fitness classes for underserved communities in South Seattle. Her community efforts also include:

Hosting winter fitness classes at Rainier Dance Center featuring local South Seattle instructors
Collaborating with Seattle Parks and Recreation and South Lake Union Market on outdoor summer fitness sessions at Denny Park
Creating inclusive walking groups that focus on posture, balance, and endurance
Working with Van Asselt Community Center and global partners to promote active family lifestyles and greater access to fitness tools
Launching a monthly virtual movement series in January 2023, teaching self-massage, breathwork, and mobility exercises to help people stay healthy, strong, and youthful—anytime, anywhere.

Follow Indigo Movement on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube for movement tips, community highlights, and ways to reconnect with your body and your breath. https://www.instagram.com/indigo_movement_seattle/

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