Shamanic journeying

Breathwork, Cacao, and Fire Ceremony

Breathe until you’re surprised. 

Your ability to shift from an ordinary state in the modern world to a non-ordinary state in the spirit world is only a breath away.

For centuries, Shamans have used fire, drumming, and breathing techniques to put themselves into a deep meditation and journey into spiritual realms. This technique is safe because you control your breath. You’re in charge of the gas pedal and the brake.

Breathwork at Katydid Lodge

Most of my breathwork events are at Katydid Lodge east of Chagrin Falls, Ohio.


Breathwork at Temple of the Rebel Goddess

I also facilitate breathwork and cacao ceremonies in Dayton, Ohio.
Find them at: Temple of the Rebel Goddess

Breathwork FAQs

  • My training incorporates techniques invented by Stan Grof. You can read more about him in his book, Holotropic Breathwork: A New Approach to Self-Exploration.

    My teacher studied with him for almost 20 years and was given permission to teach his techniques. It’s primarily holotropic breathing, no counting required.

    If you have COPD, a-fib, or recent surgery, please contact me prior to registration.

  • Not at all. “Breathe until you’re surprised” is the approach. You will have the experience you need. Trust the process and allow the music to carry you on a journey.

  • The doors are closed when the ceremony begins. There is no opportunity for late arrivals. Please plan accordingly.

    If emergencies arise, please contact me by email. I’ll hold a space at the next Katydid event for you for free.

  • Yes, but each person needs to be registered 24 hours before the event so I can make preparations.

  • I trained with Linda Star Wolf who carries the Seneca Wolf Clan teachings. Through years of study with her in North Carolina at her estate and in the temples of Teotihuacan, Mexico at The Dreaming House; I became a Master Shamanic Breathwork Facilitator.

  • No problem. Please book a call or send an email. I’m happy to answer all your questions about breathwork events.

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Breathwork Supplies

“Comfort and safety first, transformation second,” is what I like to say. Bring what you need to be warm, supported, and cozy — a nest to rest.

Here are some recommendations:

  • Thick blanket(s) and pillow

  • Floor mat and bolster if you need lower back support

  • Water bottle

  • Journal and pen or coloring pencils

  • Eyemask or scarf to cover your eyes

  • Light snack for after breathwork if you are sensitive to hypoglycemia

Breathwork Dates

Upcoming breathwork dates are listed on the Events page. If you are interested in me bringing a breathwork event to your group or retreat, please book a call or email me.