Author name: Jennifer Shipp

Kratom is not generally regarded as a sacred medicine, but we’re going to talk about it here because this medicine can be so important in helping people overcome opioid addiction. […]

In conventional psychology and mainstream psychiatry, multiple personalities and dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a life-sentence. According to the mainstream model of medicine, there is no cure and little hope

Though the sacred indigenous medicines like Ayahuasca are among the most important healers in terms of alcoholism, when people first decide to work on their addiction, other trauma-informed therapies may

In today’s world, there’s so much information available at your fingertips. Anyone can find information about almost anything, in theory. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made it seem even easier to

Ayahuasca is a sacred indigenous medicine that’s used in indigenous societies in the Amazon and in other areas of Latin America for the treatment of diseases that afflict both the

I’ve worked with many different types of Rapé / Rapeh, but I’ve had a number of dreams about Tsunu rapeh / rapé. This is the type of rapeh that my

In the United States today, about 27% of families are estranged from each other. Adult children are estranged from parents and grandparents and the pain of this arrangement is excruciating

Aggressive behaviors are a major problem in patients with autism / ASD. Parents of kids with autism / ASD struggle with aggression as one of the most challenging aspects of

It’s Not What You Think… As humans, we make many spiritual contracts with each other. We don’t think of these “contracts” as “spiritual” and often we don’t even think much