WHAT TO EXPECT
You will not have to give details about the sexually violent experiences you have had unless you want to.
During a shamanic healing, your practitioner will begin by asking you a few questions about how you feel, you can share as little or as much as you are comfortable to share.
Journeying is when the practitioner enters an altered state of consciousness that allows them to view beyond ordinary reality on your behalf.
If you are not already familiar with this term, it is almost like dreaming while awake.
You will not enter an altered state of consciousness during the healing session. The practitioner uses the altered state to be able to view your body and see if they can see any trapped energy that is negatively affecting the way you feel.
The practitioner will clear any energy that isn’t supportive to you that you are ready to release. When they are finished, they will talk through with you what they worked on and give you some time to feedback and integrate your experience with them.
Before ending the call, the practitioner will talk you through how we can continue to support you.
Whatever you share will not be questioned and you will not be asked to prove anything, your lived experience is what is important to us. You will also be able to ask any questions that you need answered to feel comfortable to proceed with the healing.
When you are both ready, your practitioner will ask you to lay down and relax, they will then begin to journey for you.
Each of our volunteers has been through a 18 months/2 year shamanic practitioner training with a reputable teacher enabling them to
be insured to share their practice with others.
PRACTITIONERS
We deliver our own inhouse training, that offers a deeper understanding of the complex path of trauma from both a Western and shamanic perspective. Each practitioner has also undergone our inhouse safeguarding training.
Choose a practitioner that you feel most drawn to.
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Tiffany
Tiffany is rooted in both professional training and lived experience, including childhood and adult abuse, which inform her steady, compassionate presence. She supports people as they reconnect with their strength, clarity, and capacity for healing and transformation.
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Joany
Joany holds a deep and joyful connection with nature, which continues to sustain her work. She loves sitting in circle with women, leading and holding space for whatever arises. This saying guides her approach: “What is in the way, is the way.” — Thomas Hübl.
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Katy
Katy creates a space where individuals can slow down, listen inwardly, and move beyond the blocks that keep them feeling stuck, disconnected, or overwhelmed. She helps people access their innate potential and navigate life with greater alignment, trust, and authenticity.
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Diane
Diane has a deep grounding and a lived understanding of cultures and ancient ways. Her work spans both the animal and human worlds, and she later integrated research science into her practice. She walks with steadiness and curiosity, seeing the world from many angles and carrying this breadth into the way she supports others.
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Jean
Jean brings a steady, grounded presence, shaped by decades of studying shamanism and a deep relationship with the spirit of plants. With long-term experience supporting people through complex health conditions, she holds a compassionate space where individuals can reconnect with balance, clarity, and wellbeing.
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Elaine
Elaine specialises in healing related to abuse, connection, and fertility challenges. She works intuitively, creating a safe, steady space for emotional and spiritual restoration. Through storytelling, lived experience, and her multi-sensory channelling ability, she helps individuals access inner strength, clarity, and balance.
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Lilla
Lilla's healing work is shaped by a commitment to inner exploration and embodied living — expressed through movement, connection with nature, and deep presence. She creates spaces where people can come home to themselves with clarity, strength, and compassion.
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Tanya
Tanya has spent many years walking with story and myth, exploring how these old tales live within us and support our healing. Her work weaves reflection, ritual, and deep listening. Shamanic counselling is her preferred way of supporting people as they reconnect with their strength and inner truth.
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Christiane
Christiane is a teacher and practitioner of ancient healing arts and modern psychology, with a particular interest in how these worlds come together within ecological and social systems. Her approach is grounded, integrative, and shaped by years of practice, study, and curiosity about the deeper patterns that shape our lives.
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Chris
Chris’s healing work is shaped by personal experience and lived understanding. She brings a steady, grounded presence where people can explore their inner world with clarity, safety, and honesty. Her approach is relational and trauma-informed, and a listening to support people as they reclaim their voice, confidence, and self-trust.