Welcome
We are here to help guide you on your journey – whether to heal, shift direction in your life, celebrate life’s transitions, or something else, we are honored to support you and walk alongside you.
Jennifer Rybak, MA, HLB
Certified as an energy medicine practitioner since 2015, Jennifer brings a varied approach to her work. Trained as both an animal behaviorist and behavior specialist for individuals with special needs, Jennifer has worked in the healing profession for over 25 years. Her own healing journey is what brought her to shamanism over 15 years ago. Recognizing the huge impact it made on her personally, she pursued training and continued learning with experienced energy medicine practitioners in the States, along with shaman in Peru.
Why energy work?
We are all made up of our physical, emotional, spiritual, and energetic body. Each of these levels are impacted by things that happen to us, including trauma. Our energetic body can hold imprints of things that happened to us. By unwinding and releasing those imprints, we can move forward in living life with more ease. Energy work can help remove blocks, shift patterns, bring back essences of ourselves lost during trauma, and help us live a more balanced life. From that more balanced place, we can more easily dream in what we want and consciously co-create our lives.
The Importance of Ceremony
Western culture has lost many of the traditions around celebrating transitions. When we honor what is happening in our lives, we can be more in balance with everything and others. Ceremony can be useful in helping us release what no longer serves, call in what we want instead, and celebrating life transitions like births, weddings, graduations, divorces, retirements etc. Ceremony can also be an important tool in handling grief in a more conscious and respectful manner that can help promote healing.
Kai Mountain Energy?
Kai is the Hawaiian word for “sea” or “sea water”. Water is a vital element in our lives and in our healing. It helps us remember to flow. Water can be as symbolic as the stillness of a lake reflecting the trees, as forceful as rapids reshaping the mountains, a reminder that it is easier to float than fight waves, and incredibly nourishing.
Mountains represent a depth of wisdom. They have been around for millennium, shifting, growing, shrinking, and remembering. They are sacred witnesses with much to teach us. They offer lessons in grounding and stillness.
Together, water and mountains represent our ability to flow in our lives with wisdom and grace, often deeper than the eye can see.