DRUM JOURNEYING
As an Earth-based healing practitioner, one of my practices for seeking healing and guidance involves drum journeying. The steady beat of a drum shifts brain waves into a theta state where a light, aware trance much like lucid dreaming is induced. While in this state, it is possible to receive intuitive messages which hold significant personal meaning. Drum journeying is a path of self-revelation, facilitated by sound. A way of communicating with your inner or spirit self and retrieving information. It is accessible to everyone.
When we meet, we will spend time together. I will ask you questions to better understand what you are seeking and how I may guide you. We will form an intent for your journey and I will prepare you practically and ceremonially. Then, we may Journey to the Lower, Middle or Upper Worlds for guidance. These are archetypal worlds inherent to the collective unconscious, the common psychological inheritance of humanity. Drum  journeying may be undertaken for purposes of divination, for personal healing, to meet one's power animal or spirit guide, or for any number of other reasons. 
Before the journey, I will prepare you and answer any questions you may have. After the journey, you will spend time grounding and journaling. I will mirror back to you your experience, serving as a guide in interpreting the meaning of your journey. 
Most in-person sessions take place at my home office in the Sayward Valley, on 40 acres of private property bordering the Salmon River, on the territory of the Laich-Kwil-Tach and Komox PeopleThrough the fall and winter months I divide my time between Sayward and beautiful Mill Bay, on Coast Salish land. I'm pleased to offer counselling sessions in Mill Bay, when I'm there. When you book online, check my availability and choose a time slot for the location convenient for you.
Rate: $120 +GST 
Ravenwood is located in the Sayward Valley, on 40 acres bordering the Salmon River, in the unceded traditional territory of the Kā€™omoks, We Wai Kai and Wei Wai Kum First Nations.
 

A session typically lasts 60 mins. 

To book an appointment, please contact me.