August 30, 2019 – September 2, 2019 (Friday – Monday)
1440 Multiversity
800 Bethany Drive
Scotts Valley, CA
Coyotes live in the gaps of modern civilization. A wild
species growing in population, they survive on wits and adaptability.
Similarly, in the shadow of mainstream medicine, traditional cultural healers
continue to thrive—helping with ancient expertise those Western medicine fails
to comfort, treat, or cure.
Empower your holistic wellness with researcher and healer
Lewis Mehl-Madrona, MD, PhD, of Cherokee and Lakota heritage, and Barbara
Mainguy, MFA, MA, psychotherapist and director at the Coyote Institute.
Over this experiential weekend:
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Explore Coyote Healing—a story-focused,
embodied, and community-inclusive practice
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Develop individualized approaches to stress
management and reduction
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Discover the importance of ceremony and ritual
practices in modern life, including sweat lodge, sacred pipe, and prayer.
In many global indigenous philosophies, illness arises
from a lack of harmony and balance. The pathway to healing is one of
integrating mind-body awareness, a special lesson of the trickster archetype.
Coyote Medicine integrates traditional and modern healing philosophies with the
power of Native North American approaches.
This workshop is for anyone wishing to deepen
self-healing, build community, and activate their natural skill set for change
and transformation. Together, you will conclude the weekend with a traditional
pipe ceremony and burning of prayer ties in offering.
Facilitators: Lewis Mehl-Madrona and Barbara Mainguy
Cost: Various (based on chosen accommodation)
