ABOUT ME

Tracey Coulson - Shamanic Practitioner, Drum & Rattle Maker

My interest in approaches to healing and shamanic practice, goes back long into my childhood. It was always there.

I remember in the house I grew up in, looking out of my bedroom window at night talking to the stars like they were my friends, and how I would chat to spiders and the huge willow tree in our garden.

For quite a few years now I have been remembering that feeling of connection, exploring what it is, what it means, and how important it is to our states of well-being. Over the years on my own healing path of discovery I've trained and worked with many practitioners. Family Constellation workshops with Shavasti; meditation with Amita Shakti, a 3 year program 'Walking the Shamans Path' with Patricia White Buffalo, following which I took further shamanic training and more recently qualified as a Ceremonial Sound Healer.

As a Mother of Drum's, they have been great teachers and healers in my life. Bringing through sacred healing tools via the portal of my own heart is my absolute love and joy. Supporting others to deepen their connection to Spirit, which in turn deepens connection to our own heart and soul; assisting with clearing away blocks and beliefs that no longer serve us, allowing us to call back our energy, to become one with all that is, to return to love, is the foundation of all my offerings

EXPLORE some of my shamanic drums and rattles.

My Soul Song Story

Finding my own Soul Song, began first with me finding my own unique vibration. A note I located with my voice during an afternoon of healing on a beach, with my two dear friends Stacy and Suzie.

I had been diagnosed with bowel cancer which catapulted me into a deep healing process. I received this healing opportunity with open arms, and immediately saw it as a gift. That does not mean however, that it wasn't still a big challenge for me, my family and my friends. It was, very much so. But, in a way, it was what I had been searching for. Of course the route to the answer came in a package I would not have chosen, but that's kind of how this all works. We are challenged, and we either shift, or we don't.

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