Walking the Sacred Path of Many Shamanic Cultures, Serving All Beings and Land Around The World
As a Shamanic Practitioner, Heidi Doser is helping many awaken to unseen realms and heal. She works with Spirit and the traditions of multi-cultural Shamanism to support the unique needs of each individual, land mass, plant, animal, or other being, utilizing an extensive array of specialties and modalities.
What is Shamanism?
Shamanism is an ancient spiritual practice found in many cultures around the world that is based on the understanding that all life is interconnected—people, nature, Spirit, and the unseen realms. It is a way of connecting with the natural and spiritual realms to support healing, insight, balance, and alignment with natural and spiritual order.
Heidi’s Journey
Rooted in the fertile soil of a dairy and crop farm in Western New York, Heidi has cherished a profound connection to Mother Earth, animals, and Spirit from her earliest days. This lifelong sensitivity to people and the natural world ultimately led her to the study of shamanism.
Her journey brought her to personal training with internationally respected shaman Cecile Carson, MD, a remarkable practitioner and teacher. Under Cecile’s guidance, Heidi engaged deeply in healing work, ceremony, and ritual. Today, Heidi supports clients across the globe through her shamanic practice.
Offerings & Healing Work
Spirit-led shamanic healing with Heidi Doser supports grief, trauma, anxiety, and many other conditions and helps to safely restore peace, sovereignty, and the mind-body-soul connection.
Start Your Journey With A Conversation
Heidi will teach and work with people, animals, beings, and places with which she has been given explicit permission by Spirit. If you feel called, she invites you to initiate a dialogue about your aspirations, concerns, and the unique path you wish to tread so that, together, you may unlock the doorway to self-discovery and healing.
“Let the journey to healing and self-discovery unfold, guided by Spirit and grounded in wisdom.”
— Heidi Doser