Do I have to be a Christian to join?

No. While the work is faith‑rooted, it’s also interfaith and trauma‑informed. Many students identify as Christian mystics, MAHA moms, or survivors who no longer feel at home in traditional church spaces. This isn’t a liberal hub for “deconstructing” faith—it’s a sacred, grounded ecclesia for rebuilding trust in God through holistic healing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this counseling or therapy?

No. This work isn’t a substitute for licensed counseling or clinical treatment. Think of these courses as structured self‑help for survivors—meant to complement, not replace, therapy. Students must be emotionally stable and safe to participate. I’m trained to clinical standards, but I choose a pastoral/coaching role to serve globally through faith‑based trauma education.

What do you mean by “Christian Shamanism”?

Christian Shamanism bridges biblically sound faith with the supernatural healing of Jesus. In a divided world, this work honors Indigenous wisdom and the mystical gifts of the Holy Spirit—without compromising the authority of Christ. I was the first researcher to formally study if Christians can ethically and theologically practice energy work, yoga, and shamanic healing—and those findings anchor this school. My undergrad is in Bible; my doctorate is in Pastoral Counseling.

Is this a replacement for legal or family law services?

No. Always consult a qualified attorney for divorce, custody, or domestic violence. These courses don’t provide legal advice. They address the emotional and spiritual roots—so you can stop survival patterns and rebuild your life with clarity, confidence, and peace.

Is this a replacement for psychiatric or medical care?

No. These teachings complement—but never replace—professional care. We explore functional medicine, somatic psychotherapy, and bioenergetic tools for trauma within a spiritual growth context—not diagnosis or medication management. If you’re in crisis, please contact a local provider before enrolling.

Do I need to have left my relationship before joining?

No—but you do need clarity and emotional stability to engage this work. Many students start while detangling from unhealthy relationships or co‑parenting. The coursework builds safety, boundaries, and emotional independence—whether you’ve left or you’re beginning again.

Do you offer scholarships or financial aid?

Not right now. I offer flexible payment plans, accessible mini‑courses, and free foundation trainings so you can start healing at any budget. My goal: make faith‑based trauma recovery and holistic healing education truly approachable for all survivors.

What if I’m still struggling with faith or feeling far from God?

You’re in the right place. This community holds space for the spiritually disillusioned who still feel God’s pull. We rebuild faith gently—through the body and daily life—not dogma. I’m a conservative Christian spiritualist with biblical values, and we’ll address religious trauma without “deconstructing” sound faith.

How much time should I expect to commit?

Courses are self‑paced and meet you where you are. Most students set aside 2–3 hours weekly. What matters isn’t speed—it’s depth, honesty, and consistency. You can start small and move into a more comprehensive program later.

Will this work help me heal my marriage or reconcile?

It depends on both partners’ willingness to heal. These courses focus on your side of the pattern—detach with love, restore discernment, and rebuild from peace, not fear. If you’ve spotted your fixing/rescuing/caretaking loops and you’re ready to stop repeating them, you’re ready. You don’t need to be perfect—just willing to turn inward and let the Holy Spirit lead. This work is about you—not fixing your partner.