Shamanism
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American sound healer and "Singing Medicine" practitioner combining shamanic-style medicine songs with craniosacral therapy and trauma-informed somatic work, after two childhood near-death experiences in Zimbabwe shaped her path.
Robin Landsong's approach traces back to two near-death experiences during the Rhodesian War in 1977, when, at age eight, she was revived by the medicine song of a rural Zimbabwean woman, an event she says opened her own capacity for spontaneous "Medicine Songs." She has since given Singing Medicine sessions to more than 16,000 people, and combines this with two decades of training in craniosacral therapy, somatic experiencing, polyvagal-informed trauma work and medical intuition.
She currently offers individual sessions (in-person and online), group workshops and classes, and has written a memoir, Loving Bravely; no dated in-person retreats with a confirmed physical location were found for the period ahead.
“The key is trusting that each person has their own wisdom. My job is to listen for that wisdom and amplify it.”Robin Landsong
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