Nadia Hrynkiw

Nadia’s path into healing did not begin as a profession — it began as survival. After years of struggling with severe depression, addiction, and a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder, she found herself searching for healing beyond conventional approaches. During this time, what she describes as a Shamanic Calling began to guide her toward an indigenous way of understanding illness, trauma, and transformation.

As she stepped onto the shamanic path, mentors appeared in both human and spiritual form. Nadia received traditional teachings under a Peruvian Shaman and later mentored with an Armenian Shaman, with several others in between. Much of her deepest training, however, unfolded in solitude as she worked directly with the unseen world, ancestors and plant spirits to unravel and heal her own trauma. What began as personal healing evolved into a lifelong calling to help others do the same.

Today, Nadia’s work bridges many roles. At times she serves as a hands-on healer, addressing imbalance within the physical, emotional, and energetic body. At other times, she acts as a bridge — helping individuals reconnect with their authentic self, their purpose, and their relationship with the Divine. Her sessions create a grounded, deeply safe container where people can explore, release, and transform what has kept them stuck.

Rather than following a single lineage, Nadia practices an integrative form of shamanic medicine informed by multiple traditions, direct spiritual experience, and ongoing evolution. She believes healing must remain responsive to the needs of the individual and the collective, while always rooted in respect and reverence for plant medicine, spirit work, and ancestral wisdom.

Nadia offers laying-of-hands healing, shamanic counseling, ceremonial work, and trauma-informed practices. She is especially passionate about supporting veterans, couples, and individuals navigating complex trauma or long-standing mental health challenges.

Beyond individual sessions, Nadia’s vision includes building community-centered healing spaces and helping bridge Western mental health practices with spiritually grounded healing approaches. Her work focuses on helping people remember who they are, reconnect with their inner guidance, and step back into meaningful connection with life