Shamanic Coaching: A Spiritual Path to Wholeness

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a surreal of sculpture of a head of a mystical shaman
"Thailand, Sala Kaew Ku Sculpture Park" by Nick Kenrick. is licensed under CC BY 2.0.


Shamanic Coaching is a unique spiritual method rooted in ancient shamanic principles, distinct from Western psychology or other modern systems. It's not derived from a single culture but draws upon core shamanic practices, thoughtfully adapted for contemporary life and society.

Focus on Spiritual Growth, Not Psychopathology

Unlike traditional therapy, shamanic coaching doesn't aim to treat mental health conditions. Instead, it serves as a spiritual counselling method with the ultimate goal of life enlightenment. The focus is on helping you discover your inner spiritual power and wellbeing and the wisdom to navigate life's challenges successfully.

Key Aspects of Shamanic Coaching:
  • Ancient Shamanic Techniques: Shamanic coaching incorporates practices like drumming, guided meditations (known as journeys), and connecting with spirit guides or animal spirits. These techniques can help you access altered states of consciousness and gain insights from the non-physical world.
  • Goal Setting and Coaching Principles: Similar to regular coaching, a shamanic coach will ask powerful questions, provide guidance, and support you in setting and achieving your goals. They'll help you identify limiting beliefs and develop strategies to overcome them.
  • Holistic Approach: Shamanic takes a holistic approach, addressing your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual coaching aspects. It aims to bring about balance and harmony in all areas of your life.

Overall, shamanic coaching can be a powerful tool for those seeking:
  • Personal transformation and a deeper connection with themselves and the world around them.
  • Spiritual growth and the development of their inner wisdom.
  • Effective strategies to navigate life's challenges from a place of empowered wholeness.


If you are interested in shamanic coaching and how I can help you, please drop me a message on LinkedIn, or get in touch to find out more.
Location: Barmby Moor, York YO42, UK

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