Code of Ethics

To be a shamanic practitioner is to accept a deeply honorable responsibility. When we embody the essence of shamanic work, we take on a stewardship — for the Earth, for those we work with, and for the lineage of practices passed down to us. In doing so, I strive to do no harm: emotional, mental, spiritual, or physical.

This means respecting others, their boundaries, their personal space, their cultures and spiritual beliefs, and above all, their free will.

These are the principles of integrity I hold myself to in this work:

To work in sacred alliance with Source, allowing healing, guidance, and information to flow from that place — not from ego — in service to those I work with.
To remember that every person, place, and experience carries a spiritual dimension, and to offer support holistically, from a soul level first.
To be mindful of the laws of nature and how the experiences we create ripple through time — into the present, the future, and the past.
To never misrepresent my abilities, titles, knowledge, achievements, certifications, or training, and to always be transparent about where they come from.
To be respectful of others even in our differences, and to always obtain permission before any kind of session or healing work.
To work with compassion and non-judgment.
To do no harm to the fullest extent of my understanding.
To avoid any inappropriate conduct or misuse of my abilities or position in working with clients.
To maintain client privacy and confidentiality.
To offer fair and appropriate fees, or other forms of equal energy exchange.
To maintain the work/life balance required to show up professionally and at my best in service to others.

This work is sacred to me, and I hold it — and the people who trust me with it — with the care it deserves.

My training and lineage in this work come from the Wyzdom DVine Mystery School, under the guidance of my teacher, Maestra Wyzdom Dvine, to whom I owe deep gratitude for shaping the practitioner I've become.