Keri Khalighi is a somatic guide, ceremonialist, and devoted mother of four daughters whose work invites women into deeper connection with their bodies, their truth, and the rhythms of the natural world.
Rooted in over two decades of experience in embodiment, birthwork, trauma healing, and sacred ritual, Keri’s offerings are a sanctuary – spaces of embodied listening and inner renewal, where what has been hushed can begin to speak. Her work is deeply intuitive, shaped by the quiet language of the body and guided by archetypal and ancestral threads that support women in reconnecting with their own inner knowing.
At the heart of her practice is Cha Dao – the Way of Tea – a ceremonial path she weaves with somatic listening, expressive movement, and feminine wisdom traditions. Through circles, workshops, mentorship, and ceremony, Keri helps women remember what they carry: the quiet power of their own knowing, the rhythm beneath the noise, the invitation to mother themselves with the same fierce devotion they offer others – and the courage to reclaim their inner authority.
She also collaborates with her husband, Amir Khalighi, founder of Embodied Masculine, offering immersive experiences that explore the sacred dialogue between feminine and masculine energies – within us and between us.
Her work is not about becoming someone new – but about returning. Slowing down. Listening deeper. And remembering who you are.