Three ways to work with us.
We support individuals, collectives, and organizations in integrating ancestral technologies and earth-based practices into their lives and work. There are layers to this work, so here are three doors in. See pricing and access.
Education
Knowledge is a vehicle for transformation. When you know better, you can do better. People receive and transmute information in their own ways, so we experiment with how we share what we know: workshops, teach-ins, media, articles, and ceremony.
Depending on the theme, we might build an altar, meditate, walk among plants, or move together. Education can be a single evening, a weekend, or a longer series, and it can be held for a community group, a library, a farm, or a conference.
- FormatsWorkshops, teach-ins, media, articles, and ceremony
- PracticesAltar building, meditation, herbal walks, sacred movement
- ForIndividuals, collectives, and community groups
Past workshops and programs
- Sacred Restoration, Reclaiming Our Spirits. A three-day embodied workshop on African diaspora and Scots-Irish relationships, School of the Alternative, 2025.
- Sacred Rest. An interactive workshop on African Indigenous and Black feminist restorative justice practices, Oak Park Library Restorative Practices Conference, 2024.
- Divine Decomposition. A five-month program on decomposing and transforming healing practices and ancestral technologies, co-facilitated, 2025 to 2026.
- Woven Joy. Storytelling and joy mapping for community and self-empowerment, co-facilitated at the Cradle Cincinnati Conference, 2025.
- Reclaiming Wellness. A virtual program helping wellness professionals decolonize their practice, 2025.
- Spring Rest & Restore. The energetics, plant partners, and shadow work of springtime, 2023.
- Sweet Dreams Sunday. A community rest workshop and teach-in, 2023.
- Cooking on a Budget. A series on local food systems, food apartheid, and nutritional wellness, Tikkun Farm, 2022 to 2024.
Consulting
We support organizations and collectives in integrating ancestral and earth-based practices into their structure, their services, or both. Our consulting draws on experience directing healing arts programming at a working farm and on training in applied anthropology.
Collectives and organizations often come to us to:
- Cultivate rituals and altars
- Create programming
- Offer workshops and trainings
- Support employee and member wellness
- ForNonprofits, community organizations, schools, and collectives
- PricingBased on organization size, annual budget, and the demographics of the communities served
- StartA short conversation, then a proposal
Intuitive Guidance
Intuitive guidance is support through life transitions, spiritual development, and ancestral connection. It is our working title for what many people call coaching. You can work with us on your own, or in a pairing of up to three people in total.
Guidance runs for a minimum of three months and is shaped by the four moments of the Yowa. You choose one season or theme to focus on.
People often come for support to:
- Create a new spiritual practice or offering
- Integrate or adapt a practice
- Decompose a narrative
- Connect with their ancestral lineage
Depending on your focus, the work may include intuitive practice, divination, research, embodiment practices, and herbalism.
- LengthThree-month minimum
- FocusOne season or theme: Conception, Birth, Maturity and Integration, or Death and Decomposition
- ForIndividuals, or pairs and trios (up to 3 people total)
Single divination readings
If you want a one-time reading, divination sessions run 60 minutes. I have studied tarot for over twenty years and have read professionally for four. I received my first deck at ten.