Healing Services
Power Animal Retrieval
Shamanic practitioners believe that we are surrounded by helping spirits, or allies, and many of these helping spirits often appear as guardian animals. When a person develops and maintains a close relationship with their guardian animal, they can experience enhanced vitality and protection, as well as personal, family, community…. Learn More
Limpia
Over the course of days and years, we all accumulate dense, stagnant, and stuck energy. The Andean healers refer to this as hucha. Hucha is not considered bad or toxic; rather, it’s simply normal energy that has not been cleared or released. A limpia (from the Spanish verb limpiar, meaning “to clean”) is a shamanic ritual that helps…. Learn More
Ancestral Pattern Release
Shamanic healers believe that we all carry trauma from our ancestors in our muscles, bones, blood, cells, and energy field. A person is not viewed as a solitary individual, but as the living expression of their entire lineage. If an ancestor suffered severe trauma and could not process it, that trauma leaves an imprint that ripples down to their…. Learn More
Extraction Healing
As energetic beings in a physical body, we are always interacting with energy around us. Whether shopping in the grocery store, conversing with a friend, or reading the news, we are emitting and receiving energy. When we experience major stress, trauma, or emotional pain in life, our energy field can become more porous. This puts us at…. Learn More
Egg & Carnation Limpia
Egg limpia (limpia de los juevos) is an ancient cleansing ritual that draws out unwanted, dense energy or illness in the body while restoring balance. This beautiful and nourishing ritual involves passing a candle, eggs, and carnations over a person’s body to absorb toxins, release stagnation, and heal deep-rooted issues. After…. Learn More
Soul Retrieval
When traumatic or stressful events happen in life, parts of a person’s soul can vacate the body in an effort to protect them from experiencing pain. In western psychology, this process of soul loss is known as dissociation. While soul loss is often considered an adaptive response to stress and trauma, it also results in a loss of…. Learn More
Psychopomp
The word psychopomp originates from the Greek word psychopompos, which means “guide of the souls.” The shamanic practitioner can serve as a psychopomp for souls who find themselves struggling to transition to the afterlife due to sudden trauma, fear, or unresolved attachments on Earth. Often, souls that pass unexpectedly…. Learn More
Integration Session
Shamanic healing addresses many layers of a person simultaneously. Ongoing work continues to happen after the session, in dreams and in waking life. For some people, the effects of shamanic healing are sudden and extreme. For others, the effects are subtle yet noticeable. Having a dedicated time to reflect with the…. Learn More