Leia Hart

Leia incorporates various healing methods that assist the client in healing wounds and memories, shifting from merely surviving to a thriving, vibrant life!

Some of these same traditions are useful in assisting individuals in the sacred art of dying consciously.

The use of Flower Essences are used in conjunction with the work. Flower Essences may promote emotional ease, mental clarity, physical vigor, and spiritual awakening. 

Leia, an inspirational public school teacher for 32 years, taught 1st through 8th grade students science, language arts, social studies, art, special education and school gardens.      She earned awards for her innovated outdoor biology classes. 

For many years, Leia loved teaching in the schools by day and having her healing practice in the afternoons, evenings, and weekends.

Now Leia is able to devote full time to her vibrant healing practice with children, teens, and adults.

Leia has a vast healing background combining extensive experience, apprenticeship and exploration of Eastern and Indigenous mystical spiritual traditions with many profound  teachers in the U.S. and abroad.

Leia has been blessed to study with many indigenous shamans including Tohei Sensei in Japan, Jose Luis Herrera, Reuben Orellano and Theo Paredes in Peru, Aama Bombo in Nepal, and Kaballah mystics in Israel.

Leia has continued studying 21st Century Shamanic Healing intensively with Sandra Ingerman, since 1992.

In addition, Leia has studied with Betsy Bergstrom (Compassionate Depossession), Tom Cowan (Celtic Shamanism), Carol Proudfoot (Bear Medicine) and in the 1990's with Michael Harner.

Leia is an initiated Mesa Carrier in the Inka Tradition, Tibetan Buddhist practitioner, Reiki Master Teacher, Therapeutic Touch practitioner, Cascade Hospice volunteer, and a Master Gardener volunteer.

Leia is an ordained Minister of the Circle of the Sacred Earth, a member of The Foundation for Shamanic Studies, The Society of Shamanic Practitioners, and the Therapeutic Touch International Association.