Shamanic healing and training can help!

Have you ever said
• I just don’t feel like myself anymore
• I haven’t been the same ever since (that divorce, my father died …)
• I felt like I’d been stabbed in the back when …
• I feel like I lost a part of myself when ...
• I feel empty inside sometimes

Do you struggle with
• addictions
• unpleasant thoughts or traumas that play over and over in your mind
• illness or issues that don’t respond to conventional treatment
• difficulty tapping into your full potential or accessing inner peace
• self-sabotage
• depression or anxiety

How does shamanic healing work?

(1) It removes what doesn’t serve you (energy blocks, old anger or sorrow, old “baggage”);
(2) It restores lost power, vitality, and capacity (for courage, hope, love, and so on); and
(3) It renews your connection to yourself, to your inner guidance, and to the rest of life
(providing a sense of belonging and feeling at one with the world and with the rest of nature).

Shamanism heals the spiritual aspect of illness. Although it may bring healing to the physical, mental, and emotional aspects as well, it is not a substitute for conventional psychotherapy or Western medicine. Psychotherapy and Western medicine are also no substitute for shamanism: they treat only the physical component and leave the spiritual dimension untreated.

Your Shamanic Practitioner in the D.C. area

Tyrtle is a member of the Shamanic Teachers Association. In addition to her extensive training with Sandra Ingerman, she has also studied with Betsy Bergstrom, Michael Harner, Tom Cowan, and others. She is also a licensed minister of the Circle of the Sacred Earth, a recognized shamanic church. Her private healing and teaching practice is located in the Washington, D.C. area, near the Takoma metro.

Contact Tyrtle at Shamanic Spring for workshops, journeys, and healing sessions to

   • reawaken your body's healing powers;
   • remember who you really are; and
   • step more fully into the circle of life.

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