For many years Shamanic healing has been practiced across different cultures of the world. There isn’t a formalised set of rules or way of learning, but different practices that are built around reclaiming and reconnecting to your true self.

For me, Shamanism has helped me to build the connection with myself through nature, journeying and creativity. As I practice more of this work I am deepening that connection inside myself and to all that is around me.

As with all healing, Shamanic healing requires you to play an active role in your own healing. I can guide you, assist to remove blockages, locate energy imbalances and help you to contact parts that may be lost or need some help to come back into wholeness. There are different tools and ways of healing that include journeying, working with sound, ceremony, accessing and bringing attention to areas that may be hidden or needing attention through energy work and shamanic techniques. This often begins with drumming and connecting to my guides to receive direction while also tuning into your energy field and body.

I am not a Shaman. I feel there are few true authentic Shamans known to us in this area, but I use Shamanic healing tools and practices within my work which seems to be evolving in an organic way to incorporate my other healing practices too.