Shamanic Healing is a holistic healing approach rooted in the spiritual and cultural traditions of indigenous peoples around the world. It is based on the belief that shamans, or spiritual healers, can access the spiritual realm to facilitate healing, obtain guidance, and restore balance in the lives of individuals and their communities.

Shamanic Healing encompasses a wide range of techniques and practices, which may vary depending on the specific tradition or culture. Some common elements of Shamanic Healing include:

1. Journeying: Shamans enter an altered state of consciousness, often induced through rhythmic drumming or other repetitive sounds, to journey into the spiritual realm and communicate with spirit guides, ancestors, or power animals.

2. Soul Retrieval: This practice involves the shaman journeying to the spirit world to retrieve lost soul parts or energies that may have become separated due to trauma, illness, or other life experiences. The shaman then reintegrates these energies into the individual, promoting healing and wholeness.

3. Extraction: Shamans may perform extraction to remove negative energies, attachments, or spiritual intrusions that are causing illness or imbalance in a person's life.

4. Divination: Shamanic healers may use various divination methods, such as reading signs in nature, casting bones or stones, or consulting with spirit guides, to gain insight and guidance for individuals and their communities.

5. Rituals and ceremonies: Shamans often lead or participate in rituals and ceremonies to invoke the assistance of spiritual forces, honor ancestors, mark life transitions, or address specific issues within a community.

6. Soul Exchange: Shamanic healers perform a technique designed to replace a client’s soul with one which is more suited to the client’s needs at the time of the exchange. There are various reasons a soul exchange may be done for a client, including, but not limited to: extreme discomfort of the client; prolonged and disabling fears about life; severe unhappiness on a deeply troubling situation the client is experiencing.

Shamanic Healing can be used to address a wide range of physical, emotional, and spiritual issues.

As a Shamanic Healer, I have performed many of the above-mentioned techniques. In March 1999, I attended a 2-day Shamanic Basic Level workshop with Manfred C. Lucas to explore the world of Shamanism. In November 2000, I coordinated two 2-day Workshops with Manfred C. Lucas: Basic Level, 2 days and Advanced Level, 2 days.

My Power Animal is a Sandhill Crane. Here are some of the strengths and wisdoms associated with Sandhill Crane as a Power Animal: Symbol of spring and light; Astral travel; New knowledge; Seeing all things associated with secrets; Wisdom; Seeks to help others on their paths; Longevity; Elegance; Focus and determination; Adaptability and flexibility. Here is a verse that is also associated with Sandhill Crane:
I circle around

I circle around

The boundaries of the earth

Wearing my long-winged feathers

As I fly

Twice, I have traveled to and toured Hopi Land, which is in the middle of the Navajo Nation, and is the spiritual vortex of North American indigenous culture. I was able to bring back two special rattles with me, one for Peace and Hope, and the other for calling Rain.