Shamanic Womancraft is a practice that guides women through their shamanic experiences of menstruation, conception, pregnancy, birth, and menopause. Practitioners offer guidance and hold space for women's inner and outer worlds, helping them connect with their inner knowing and heal the wounded feminine. By attuning to dreams, intuition, and nature, women can reclaim lost parts of themselves and step into empowerment. Shamanic Womancraft can be facilitated through woman's circles, ceremonies, rituals, community gatherings, drum-making workshops, and one-on-one sessions. The focus is on empowering women and helping them embrace the wisdom of cycles and rites of passage.

Pellowah is a hands-off energetic healing modality that translates to, “radical shift in consciousness.” It was first channelled in 2003 by Australian Spiritual teacher Kachina Ma’an. Practitioners channel source energy to balance a client’s meridians and activate their 12 DNA strands. Clients remain clothed for the entirety of the session, which is generally 45 - 60 minutes in duration.