The tools she draws on come from very different worlds: classical feng shui, building biology, permaculture, visual arts, psychology. Different as they are, they all taught her the same thing: how deeply spaces shape people's lives, and how often this goes unnoticed.

Rodika's eye for this was instilled early. She was trained at a young age in the study of visual and theatre arts, taught to observe the smallest, most easily missed details that can completely change the outcome. A subtle shift in light or sound, a different gesture, an object slightly out of place, she learned that what many people overlook is what matters most.

Rodika Tchi has trained professional consultants, led trainings for the University of British Columbia and Hollyhock, Canada's leading educational retreat centre, and written two published books.The Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Aaron Jay Kernis asked her to write the lyrics for his piece Feng Shui Your New Home, performed at the National Opera Center America in New York.

She holds a graduate degree in Business Communications and a bachelor's in Theory of Arts. She studied with several feng shui masters and holds professional certification from the Qi-Mag International Feng Shui and Geobiology Institute. Her additional training includes psychology, building biology, qigong, and permaculture.

Rodika Tchi has been featured in Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Business Insider, Psychology Today, The Globe and Mail, HuffPost, Domino, CBC Television, and others. She met her first meditation teacher over twenty-eight years ago and has been meditating daily since then.

Rodika was raised in Europe, went to graduate school in the United States, and lives in Vancouver Canada, rooted in the silence of ancient rainforest nearby.

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About Rodika Tchi

Rodika Tchi is a private consultant whose work goes beyond any easy-to-define category. For over twenty-two years, she has maintained a full-time consulting practice, working with clients locally and worldwide. Her work has allowed them to achieve the results they needed, whether selling a home that wouldn't move, turning a business around, or finally enjoying peace and better health in their own home. The key to change is always the same: the space holding the very patterns they were trying to break.