I didn’t come to this path through a single training or title.

I came through lived experience — through listening, loss and integration, and a lifetime spent in relationship with the Earth.

 

My Indigenous heritage is an important part of who I am and how I understand relationship with the Earth, community, and spirit. What guides me has also been shaped by lineage, teachings received over time through elders and ceremony, and my own years of listening, learning, and being in relationship with the natural world. Some of this came through formal study, while much of it came through presence, experience, and time. These ways continue to inform how I guide, teach, gather, and hold space.

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I’m also a holistic registered nurse, and after more than 20 years in nursing, that part of me doesn’t disappear when I enter this work. It has taught me to listen closely, to pay attention to the body and nervous system, and to understand the importance of creating spaces where people feel safe and supported. Over time, my work expanded beyond the clinical setting into intuitive guidance, teaching, and sacred space holding.

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Loana Healing grew from this place. The name Loana came to me in a vision, with the “O” representing the sacred hoop — the circle and the remembering that happens when we gather in relationship with one another and the Earth.

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Today, my work takes different forms. I offer individual Sacred Guidance sessions and mentorship, along with circles, gatherings, workshops, and seasonal offerings. Whether I am sitting with one person or gathering with many, I listen deeply to what is present and allow the experience to unfold from there.

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At its heart, Loana Healing is about relationship — with ourselves, with the Earth, with spirit, and with one another. It is a space to listen more deeply, receive guidance, and remember the connection that has always been there.

 

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