Sicadia-Paige
Founder of True You Collective, Certified Vibroacoustic Therapist, Nervous System Reboot Guide, Certified Myofunctional Therapist, End-of-Life Doula, Awakened Executive Contributor
Sicadia-Paige is a Certified Vibroacoustic Therapist, Certified Myofunctional Therapist, Nervous System Reboot Guide, and End-of-Life Doula. She is the founder of True You Collective, a Nervous System Reboot center in Arvada, Colorado, that helps clients heal at the root level through light, sound, frequency, and vibration-based therapies. Her method integrates red light therapy, vibroacoustics, infrared sauna, technodelic sound journeys, and intuitive nervous system work to support deep recalibration, emotional release, and trauma healing.
With over 22 years in the dental field, Sicadia-Paige brings a science-rooted approach to nervous system health. She understands firsthand how stress, inflammation, grief, and chronic pain live in the body—because she lived it. After navigating traumatic childbirths, major surgery, hormone collapse, and the profound grief of losing her best friend, she began searching for modalities that could truly reach the body’s core. Her healing journey led her to explore frequency medicine, vibrational therapies, craniosacral work, energy healing, and plant medicine integration—ultimately guiding her toward building a method that is both evidence-informed and soul-led.
Sicadia-Paige’s passion lies in helping others return to their natural state of safety, clarity, and wholeness. Every therapy she offers began as something that helped her survive and transform. Today, she offers that same wisdom through her signature True You Collective Method, combining decades of clinical experience with intuitive healing to help others rediscover who they were before stress, trauma, and burnout took hold.
She continues to write, speak, and teach on the future of healing—one where the nervous system leads the way, and wholeness is not chased, but remembered. Connect with Sicadia at www.trueyoucollective.com and www.trueyoucollective.co.
Recent Articles
From Belief to Embodiment: Why Knowing Isn’t the Same as Living It
There was a moment today—a quiet still unmistakable download—that landed somewhat deeper than thought. It was in the middle of wearing all the hats of business ownership: the emails, the decisions, the responsibility of holding space for others while also holding myself. At that moment, I noticed the mild pattern of my breath, the cool air of the room touching my skin, and the slight tension in my shoulders slowly releasing, centering me in the present.
The Blueprint Beneath Us: Nature, Nerves, and the Shape of Healing
The sharp morning air of Colorado fills my lungs as I step out onto the trail. Sunlight lands on the frost on granite rocks, making them sparkle like a thousand tiny panels reflecting the waking day. The chill bites at my fingers and nose, rooting me in the present moment, as the aroma of pine drifts through the air. I remember a specific morning after first moving to Colorado, standing by the edge of a silent, snow-blanketed field, the world hushed under the burden of fresh snowfall.
The Art of Sacred Allowing: How Letting Go of Attachments Opened the Door to True Healing
This reflection shares the discovery that true healing and support for others come not from fixing or controlling outcomes, but from releasing attachment and lovingly allowing each person’s unique journey.
For most of my life, I believed being loving meant always being available. One summer evening, as I sat down to enjoy the sunset, a friend called in tears after a fight with their partner. I immediately canceled my plans and rushed over, feeling that my presence alone could fix their pain.
Learning to Stay: The Sacred Art of Remembering the Body
For years, I thought awakening meant leaving the human experience. I believed it was floating above pain and becoming “light.” But the plants taught me differently. Simply feeling my breath rise and fall and sensing my heartbeat as I rode the waves of the medicine showed me true presence. The soft breeze against my skin or the quiet murmur of my pulse in stillness grounded me in the present. Awakening became a deep dive into life, not an escape.
During one of the most visceral ceremonies of my life, I asked for remembrance. Not visions, not bliss—just truth.
The Alchemy of Perception: Red Light, Frequency, and Technodelics as a Pathway to Healing
“I came in for pain relief, but I left with a memory I hadn’t felt in decades. All I saw were glowing honeycombs and deep sapphire. I cried and still don’t know why, but I know something changed.”
That’s what one of my clients told me after a session in the red light bed.
She’s intuitive and self-aware but didn’t expect this. I’ve heard similar stories of clients who entered the red light bed seeking physical relief but emerged with profound insights or unexplained tears. One vivid account stands out: a woman, after her session, sat quietly and described an overwhelming sense of peace as she watched a kaleidoscope of colors form patterns resembling ancient symbols. This moment of deep emotional release and transformation inspired this article. Many seekers of altered states, even those less attuned, report such experiences, granting them more than what they initially sought.
Healing Beyond Symptoms: Frequency, Light, and the New Frontier of Wellness – An Interview with Sicadia-Paige
Sicadia-Paige is a Certified Vibroacoustic Therapist, Nervous System Reboot™ Guide, and founder of True You Collective in Colorado. Known for her innovative True You Collective
Remembering: The Science and Mystery of Vibroacoustic Therapy
“Most people don’t realize how much they’re carrying—until the moment their body finally exhales.”
We hear a lot about sound healing and the nervous system these days. Wellness centers are popping up on every corner, and more events are available for sound therapy and tuning than ever before. This is exciting because it means we are waking up. But just like most things that become saturated in the media and around us, confusion and questions also come. What is the difference in modalities? Which one should I choose? How do I know what my body responds to best? As you read this, ask yourself if you have been there and thought that. I bet most of us have.