Bryan, Leslie | Why Shamanism Now

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Healing Through End of Life

Leslie Bryan is trained in both shamanic and energetic traditions. She maintains a private practice and teaching schedule in New York City and New Jersey. She has a broad range of training from The Foundation for Shamanic Studies to The International Network of Esoteric Healing to Biodynamic Cranial Sacral Therapy and Sandra Ingerman’s Teacher Training Program. Hospice and a focus on healing through the end of life comprise a pioneering aspect of her work.
Leslie offers shamanic healing as an adjunct to allopathic, palliative, and/or hospice care as a way to bring healing in life and into the end of life’s journey. Since 2000 she has been working with people who are gravely ill or dying. After September 11, 2001 Leslie worked in the Integrated Stress Clinic at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City, and later with CRREW, a network of healers that serves search and rescue teams as well as the community at large.

Guest Selection
Our guests are invited to participate on the show because they are practicing some form of heart-centered shamanism, have written a valuable book, are out-standing in the field today, or are simply inspiring to listen to when they talk about their passions with Christina. In exchange for their time, energy, and heart they are free to use their show in any way to promote their work.

The guests on the Society of Shamanic Practitioners Interview Series are selected to help us to explore how contemporary shamans are meeting the challenge of their world where the relations of things—the living and the dead, the humans and nature, and Western Way and the spirit world—are profoundly out of balance. It is the ancient role of the shaman in all cultures to tend the balance of things. With these guests we explore how these shamans are meeting this extraordinary need today?

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