Are you a shaman?

I consider myself an energy medicine practitioner with shamanic skills. Shamans are people who devote their whole lives to ritual and ceremony. I was not born into an indigenous shamanic lineage but have been initiated into one as an adult. I have been fortunate to study with shamans, learn their wisdom, and integrate their methods into my healing style.

How do you honor the indigenous communities from which you have learned this medicine?

I have supported indigenous communities since before I started to study shamanism. I have been a monthly contributor to the American Indian College Fund since 2010, in addition to other avenues of support.

Where can I see you?

There are three choices:

1. I can come to your residence in Metro Nashville in Davidson County, TN

2. You can schedule an in-person session at the Karuna Center at 2933 Berry Hill Dr, Bldg B, Nashville, TN. It is listed under “Shamanic Healing”.

3. Remote sessions are also available via FaceTime or Zoom.

Please reach out by filling out the contact form to discuss what is the best option for you.

How can shamanic medicine help specific populations?

Having worked in the medical field for many years, including at a military hospital, I feel particularly called to work with both healthcare workers and military personnel.

While their job descriptions may be quite different, neither group have easy careers.

They are expected to:

• put their own interests aside for the benefit of others

• perform difficult tasks, frequently under taxing circumstances

• work longs hours, day in and day out, often for years

The cumulative effect of this constant giving over years can be draining.

Follow these two links to learn how shamanic energy medicine can help these special populations restore a sense of balance to their lives:

1. How can Shamanic Energy Medicine help Military Personnel?

2. How can Shamanic Energy Medicine Help Western Healthcare Workers?