Join us for a conversation with author, shamanic medicine and integration expert Sarah Salter-Kelly about transforming trauma into medicine through sacred relationship with Self, Spirit and Mother Earth, and her own journey of embodied wisdom and where and how it originated.

Thursday July 2, 2026
11:30 am to 1:30 pm MDT

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Sarah Salter-Kelly is a shamanic teacher, ceremonialist, medicine woman, and author of Trauma as Medicine, devoted to the remembrance of our true nature. Her work serves the re-alignment of the human soul with Source, restoring the lived knowing of our non-duality and our belonging within the great web of life.

She offers grounded spiritual leadership for meeting suffering as sacred initiation—guiding the alchemy through which pain is metabolized, wisdom is revealed, and full responsibility for one’s life is reclaimed. Her teachings do not bypass the human experience, but invite us into intimate presence with it, where truth can be embodied and soul fragments return home.
Her wisdom has been forged through fire. Born of the long arc of integrating the violent loss of her mother and the radical act of forgiveness that followed, her path is shaped by more than 35 years of devotion to personal transformation, energy medicine, shamanism, psychedelic initiation, and earth-based spiritual lineages. What she carries has been lived, prayed, and earned.

With over two decades of experience guiding workshops, retreats, and initiatory trainings, Sarah now works primarily with Grandmother Psilocybin in sacred group ceremony. Through prayer, song, and communion, she holds spaces where the veils thin, the heart remembers, and participants are invited to return to the truth of who they are—children of Source, walking the earth in sacred reciprocity.

Sarah offers private sessions to support the integration and lived application of plant spirit healing and soul work. These sessions are available to those who have previously participated in her trainings or retreats and are seeking continued guidance as they weave their ceremonial experiences into daily life. www.sarahsalterkelly.com

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