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A Global Vision of Healership
I have a radically expanded view of the meaning and purpose of healing and creativity which speaks to something I call Creative Healership for Peace. Healership is deeply spiritual and transformational work. Healing of the kind I have sought out for myself and which I practice on behalf of others and the world, is deeply, personally transformational. It brings us up against wounds that are both individual, ancestral and collective—reaching into this life and others. It is al

Rachel Mann PhD
Aug 25, 20196 min read
No Time Like Now to Heal
Current events in 2017 bring me back to the day after 9/11 when I sat in a packed concert hall at the University of Virginia. The administration had set up an open mike event where all members of the campus to share their thoughts and feelings about what had happened. I, like many others, stepped onto stage to speak about my grief and to call for everyone to seek healing not only of the wounds incurred by the previous day’s events, but of their own personal wounds from betr

Rachel Mann PhD
Sep 9, 20177 min read


Shamanic Energy Medicine for Treating Trauma: Rings of Consciousness
In this third blog of the series on Shamanic Energy Medicine for Treating Trauma and Other Contemporary Afflictions, I go more deeply...

Rachel Mann PhD
Oct 7, 20157 min read
Shamanic Energy Medicine for Treating Trauma and Other Contemporary Afflictions: Introduction
I have a mission to make contemporary western shamanic energy medicine relevant and understandable to practitioners in mainstream...

Rachel Mann PhD
Aug 6, 20152 min read
Shamanic Energy Medicine for Treating Trauma: Keeping an Open Mind
One day, I was cleaning my house and listening to a radio program on the problem of post-partum depression in women. The researcher being interviewed had done a study of a large group of women who had experienced depression and more mental and emotional imbalances following the birth of their child. These were women who otherwise had been happy to become mothers, loved their babies, and prior to their pregnancy and birth, had never had any serious problems of a psychological

Rachel Mann PhD
Aug 6, 201513 min read
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