Alycia Scott Zollinger (she/her) is a psychosomatic healing facilitator, dancer, and educator known for her compassionate ability to hold sacred space for transformational change and embodied empowerment. She is originally from Miami where dance and nature were her wellsprings for healing connection and vitalized pleasure. 

She is a graduate of the Seattle School of Body-Psychotherapy, a Certified Yoga Instructor, and a Movement Integration Specialist with a Masters of Art from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Alycia is a designated Master of Movement Education and Therapy with the International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association and a peer editor for the International Body-Psychotherapy Journal. She is a lifelong dancer who has been practicing Butoh, Japanese Ritual Dance Theater, since 2006, and has trained with master artists from Diego Piñón and Natsu Nakajima, to Sifu Jerry Gardner and Sankai Juku. 

Alycia has performed around the globe and continues to train and collaborate with mental health practitioners, somatic educators, and creative wizards. Her devotion to individual and collective well-being is wholeheartedly rooted in the belief we are all interconnected and possess innate embodied wisdom awaiting our empowered awareness.