WHAT IS SHAMANIC HEALING?
Imagine having a toolkit that helps you connect with yourself, nature and the unseen energies around you - Shamanism is exactly that. At its heart, it is an ancient practice that is all about healing, guidance and transformation. Shamans have always worked with energy, spirits and the natural world to bring balance and clarity to people’s lives....but you do not need to live in a remote village or wear ceremonial robes to benefit from it today.
For the modern person juggling stress, self-doubt or feeling disconnected....Shamanism can be like a gentle reset for your mind, body and soul. Through practices like guided journeys, energy clearing and connecting with nature, it helps you release what no longer serves you, access your inner wisdom and step into your personal power. It is practical, deeply grounding and surprisingly transformative....bringing a sense of peace, clarity and connection that can fit into even the busiest life.
Curious about how Shamanic healing can support your journey? Book a session and start feeling lighter, clearer, and more connected...
Service info:
There is something very natural that happens when you hear a drum. It is not just a sound....it is a steady rhythm that helps your mind slow down and your body relax. In Shamanic Healing, the drum is used to gently guide you out of stress and into a calmer, clearer headspace.
As the rhythm settles your system, you may find yourself letting go of tension and feeling lighter emotionally. Many people describe it as a sense of coming back to themselves or finally being able to breathe out.
During the sessions, I use my intuitive gift to tune into what your energy needs. I offer guidance and insight that can help you understand what is coming up and how to move forward in a healthier, more balanced way. The drum helps you relax and reset and I support you in making sense of the healing that takes place.
What to expect from your session:
-You will be welcomed into a calm, safe space where you can fully relax. The session usually begins with a short chat, giving you the chance to share how you are feeling and what you would like support with.
-Using Sage you will be smudged. Smudging is spiritual practice of burning dried organic sage, to cleanse yourself of negative energy. This practise originates from Indigenous American traditions.
-You will then lie down or sit comfortably while I use the drum to guide you into a deeply relaxed, meditative state. You do not need to do anything, just rest and allow the rhythm to work.
-After the session, I will give you feedback on what intuitive guidance I have received.
Shamanic Healing - When is it not suitable?
Shamanic Healing is deep healing practice which can give you amazing results - but as this healing type resonates deeper with the body and involves use of sound instruments , there are times when it is best to pause or seek medical advice first. Shamanic Healing should not be given if you:
*Have a pacemaker or similar implanted medical device
*Are under the influence of alcohol or recreational drugs
*Have a broken bone that has not yet been set
*Are running a fever or have an active infection. This must be clear 24-48 hours before the session.
*Have been diagnosed with schizophrenia or a psychotic disorder
*Are in the first trimester of pregnancy
Your safety and wellbeing always come first. If you are unsure whether Shamanic Healing is right for you, please get in touch and we can talk it through together, or I can guide you towards a more suitable approach.
**IMPORTANT INFO , PLEASE TAKE NOTE- The therapies offered are complementary practices that support wellbeing and personal healing. They do not replace medical, psychological, or mental health care and are intended to work alongside, not instead of, advice or treatment from qualified healthcare professionals. These sessions do not diagnose or cure illness. Please seek medical guidance if you have a health condition, are pregnant, or are under medical care, and let me know if you feel uncomfortable at any time during your session.
