
Shamanic Healing
Shamanic healing is an ancient, earth-based approach to healing that recognizes we are more than our physical bodies. We are also emotional, energetic, and spiritual beings, deeply connected to the Earth, the unseen world, our ancestors, and Spirit.
Each session begins with a conversation about what is bringing you to the work and what you are seeking. Together, we set an intention for the session. You will then rest comfortably on a massage table while Wren works with your energetic and spiritual body, using shamanic journeying, energy work, sound, intuitive guidance, and other practices as called for. The work may be hands-on or hands-off, depending upon your needs and comfort.
Central to Wren’s practice are the Three Celtic Cauldrons, the Cauldron of Warming, the Cauldron of Vocation, and the Cauldron of Wisdom. These ancient teachings offer a way of understanding the relationship between our vitality, emotional and creative lives, spiritual development, and deeper wisdom. Wren works with the Cauldrons as a map for exploring where energy may have become depleted, disconnected, or out of balance, and for supporting greater connection and wholeness.
Depending upon what emerges, a session may also draw upon Reiki, shamanic journeying, ancestral work, connection with helping spirits, ritual, sound, or other forms of energetic and spiritual practice. Rather than following a predetermined technique, Wren listens deeply to what is present and allows the work to unfold in relationship with you and Spirit.
Shamanic healing can offer a space for tending old wounds, navigating periods of transition or loss, reconnecting with parts of ourselves that have been forgotten or abandoned, and deepening our relationship with the sacred. It can also be undertaken simply because we feel called toward greater spiritual connection, meaning, vitality, or wholeness.
During the session, images, messages, sensations, or guidance may arise. Time is provided afterward to talk about what emerged, explore its meaning, and consider how the experience might be integrated into your everyday life.

