Sami Bass (they/she)

 Sami is a cptsd survivor with a multi cultural background. On their journey to healing they discovered that it wasn’t one single discipline, but where disciplines intersected, that created the most access to inner workings and ability to heal. Since 2017 they've trained in movement healing modalities, trauma-informed facilitation, sexual-trauma-survivor advocacy,  and nervous system healing, weaving pieces from each into a holistic approach to healing. They have also trained as an ancestral channel within their own indigenous lineage, as well as two other sacred indigenous lineages to be able to offer this sacred art.

"I am not a guru, but rather a guide, and my approach will never tell you how to heal, but offer you tools to discover the healer within. As a descendant of a sacred-art lineage in the modern world, its imperative to me that integrity practices and trauma informed facilitation are paired alongside these modalities to offer space to challenge the power-dynamics and abuse that has plagued facilitation spaces. All of my practices are rooted in consent, respect, and equality, understanding that safety is earned through transparency, consistency, and truth."