Shamans have been around as long as people have.  Traditionally they were the Priests, the Psychologists, the dream interpreters and the Doctors in a tribe or community.  They were the ones you would come to if something were troubling you such as bad dreams, feeling disconnected, depression, loss of energy, headaches, body aches, and anxiety.  All of these troubles were important to the Shaman because they indicated what condition your soul was in and therefore, the quality of your life. 

 

                Shamans are a wonderful addition to the medicine we have today because they address the parts of you that western medicine can’t touch—your soul.  Everyone knows what it’s like “to be troubled deep down in their soul.”  Those are the troubles that I address.

 

               * I am a descendent of the Cherokee Tribe and most of my practice is based in Native Techniques. *