Material to Explore
Handouts
The following handouts are gifts to support you along the way.
Audio
16 Minute Drum Track for Journeying
Book Recommendations
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Managing Psychic Abilities
By Mary Mueller Shutan
This is a book I often recommend for its grounded, practical, and digestible approach to intuitive awareness. Mary offers guidance that supports validation and well-being rather than overwhelm. I find this book especially helpful when sensitivity feels loud or unsettling, and when what’s most needed is a gentle return to grounding, discernment, and ease.
Plant Spirit Medicine
By Eliot Cowan
This is a book I often recommend for the stories and lived wisdom it carries, as Eliot Cowan shares his experiences with indigenous and Eastern Medicine teachers, weather beings, plant spirits, and the elements. It offers a way of learning about plant spirit medicine that feels grounded, experiential, and rooted in relationship.
Enchantment of the Faery Realm
By Ted Andrews
This is a book I often recommend for its clarity and depth, as it offers one of the most comprehensive overviews of faeries, nature spirits, and their many categories. Ted Andrews explores elementals and other nature beings through stories, behaviors, and suggested ways of connecting, inviting curiosity, respect, and a sense of wonder into relationship with the unseen world.
Braiding Sweetgrass
By Robin Wall Kimmerer
This is a book I deeply love for the way Robin Wall Kimmerer tells stories that open the heart and soften the way we listen. She speaks directly to the depth of relationship that already exists between humans and the living world, inviting a return to reciprocity and to becoming truly naturalized to place. The audiobook is especially lovely, as Robin narrates it herself, and her voice carries the teachings in a way that feels intimate and alive.
Mirrors in the Earth: Reflections on Self-Healing from the Living World
By Asia Suler
This is a book I often recommend for the way Asia Suler reflects on the natural world and life itself as our greatest teachers, weaving personal experience alongside the wisdom found in land, seasons, and change. Through her reflections, illness is not framed as something to be fixed, but as a form of maturation and initiation that invites deeper listening, presence, and relationship with the living world, while also offering gentle, practical exercises that support self-healing and self-discovery.