Stephi Burgess is a transformational practitioner, artist, technologist and entrepreneur. She creates spaces and experiences for presence, healing and connection, exploring the relationship between the physical and the non-physical. At the heart of her work is a return to the pure self: recognising and releasing the conditioning, inherited patterns and beliefs that shape how people experience themselves, their lives, and what they believe is possible.

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Her life has taken her through philosophy, immersive technology, healing, dance, high-performance tennis and motherhood, and across more than 45 countries. Beneath those experiences, one question has remained: What is a human being truly capable of becoming?

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She graduated with a First in Philosophy from the University of Nottingham before winning a scholarship to study Design and Technology at Parsons in New York. Her thesis, Harmony, brought together virtual reality, chakra meditations and live heart-rate biofeedback. Her creative work included artist residencies at The Met and the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro, where she staged Latin America’s first live VR painting performance.

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Her path into this work began with lived experience. During her father’s illness, she survived a serious car crash in which fear gave way to an unexpected sense of acceptance. After his death, questions about consciousness, suffering and how to live became urgent. Philosophy and immersive technology gave those questions structure; meditation, movement and frequency work brought them into her body.

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Her approach draws on meditation, yoga, Reiki, Amanae, Theta Healing, sound healing, somatic practices, tantra, shamanic traditions, circling, authentic relating, astrology, Gene Keys, Human Design and dance, among many other influences. Seven years of deep involvement in Xponential Intelligence shaped her understanding of consciousness, identity and inherited patterns. Frequency and intuitive work flow naturally through all of these forms, whether she is creating with technology and art or guiding others through music, intuitive movement, meditation or conversation.

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Her return to tennis in her late twenties became a period of intense optimisation. She trained, explored nutrition, biohacking and emerging technologies, and worked to become the best version of herself. Earlier struggles with disordered eating, body image and low self-worth made that search deeply personal. Alongside the physical work, she was deeply engaged in frequency work, exploring the patterns beneath her habits and beliefs. The eating patterns she struggled with are now behind her, though she continues to care for her digestion.

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She also lived for years under a pressure to earn money from her pursuits. Today she feels she has stepped out of that pressure, with a deepening understanding of abundance as something inherent and the freedom to choose what nourishes her. Recognising the beliefs behind that pressure has become part of her own experience of seeing life through a different lens.

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Born with her Sun at 29° Scorpio, the anaretic degree, Stephi understands this as a degree of mastery: learning, again and again, to let an old self fall away and inhabit a new one. She recognises this rhythm in the many quantum leaps that have shaped her life. Each has brought discoveries and learning experiences that now inform how she supports others through change, with discernment and space to integrate what is opening.

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Today, Stephi lives with her husband, Dmytro, and their son in nature in Costa Rica, where the jungle meets the ocean. They have another base in Birmingham, UK, and Dubai is also a hub for them. Their two-day wedding brought together a sunset ceremony inside the Stonehenge Inner Circle and a celebration at Syrencot on their son’s first birthday. Designed around music, ritual, beauty and family, the ceremonies were recorded in immersive 3D for viewing on Apple Vision Pro, bringing her longstanding interest in technology and presence into a deeply personal chapter.

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Marriage and motherhood continue to shape her work, bringing questions of love, freedom and transformation into the ordinary intimacy of family life, where familiar patterns can become visible and new ways of relating can be practised.

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Through Pure Signal, which she co-leads with Dmytro, she supports women experiencing burnout, pregnant women and mothers, men seeking a deeper connection with themselves, and couples. She also works with people navigating grief, loss and major life transitions, those who feel unfulfilled despite outward success, and those who have explored many approaches yet still feel held back by something within. She welcomes those who know they want something different but are unsure what that is or how to begin.

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She works closely with a small number of people, often over months or years. Guided meditation, shared silence, conversation and intuitive frequency work create a steady space to recognise the lenses shaping their experience and explore what becomes possible as those lenses begin to fall away. Her intention is to support a deeper connection with self, body and spirit, a sense of oneness with life and the universe, and the capacity to feel calmer, more confident and at home in the body.

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Resonance is central to how she works: an attentive presence that deepens through time and allows space for what is ready to emerge. Working with Stephi begins with a Resonance Initiation, drawing on astrology and Gene Keys as entry points for understanding a person’s nature and direction.

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She is developing Sensua, an intuitive practice of movement, breath, touch and stillness, rooted in her own experience of learning to inhabit her body more fully and connect with herself from within. Her podcast, The Conscious Pioneer, is awaiting its next chapter, and she is excited to discover its natural next step.

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Her longer vision is Condora, an institute of higher awareness in Costa Rica where personal growth, family life, creativity, community and the natural world belong together. It carries the same intention into a shared environment: creating conditions that support people in coming into themselves and living from that connection. At its heart is a question: what conditions allow us to live our true purpose and realise our potential, as individuals and as a species?