Healing What Separates Us. Remembering What Connects Us.
Rooted in trauma awareness and spiritual remembrance, this work is devoted to healing within ourselves and cultivating more conscious ways of living and relating.
About the School of the Red Skywalker
We support people in healing the wounds and survival patterns held within the body that shape how they experience themselves, relationships, and Life itself. We bridge trauma awareness and spiritual awareness — supporting people in remembering who they are beneath developmental and collective conditioning and fragmentation, reconnecting with their own inherent wholeness, and deepening into embodied relationship with the sacredness of Life.
Through community, transformational programs, one-on-one work, and cultural and relational repair, we support healers, leaders, and seekers in cultivating greater coherence within themselves and the communities they are part of. We believe that this inner healing and remembrance ripples outward into the collective — and that the way we relate to ourselves, one another, and the living world shapes the cultures and futures we create together.
About Hannah
For as long as I can remember, I have felt called to understand the root of our separation from our own sacredness, and the suffering we so often experience as human beings.
Over the past 15 years, this calling has taken shape through my work as a nurse, healer, death doula, and educator. My background includes hospice and psychiatric nursing, where I facilitated psychotherapy groups. I later helped found Emberlight: The Center for Conscious Living & Dying in Asheville, NC, where I served as Founding Director and Director of Education, helping shape its culture, death doula training, and leadership development. Over the years, I've created and facilitated courses, retreats, and trainings for hundreds of individuals, healers, and community leaders, and have spoken internationally on healing, conscious living and dying, and cultivating new ways of being in community.
My own healing journey has been deeply shaped by teachers, mentors, and traditions, including Mayan Curanderismo, Lakota healing traditions, trauma-informed Soul Retrieval, Medical Qigong, and other practices. I hold deep gratitude for those who have entrusted me with their teachings, and for the many people I've had the honor of accompanying through profound moments of suffering, healing, dying, and transformation.
What I offer today draws from these experiences, traditional healing practices, trauma awareness, and my own ongoing journey of healing and remembrance. I don't profess to have all the answers, nor do I believe there is one path to healing. I simply share what I've learned, lived, and witnessed, with respect for the uniqueness of each person's journey who's invited me to walk alongside them.Â
At the heart of this work is a simple devotion: to tend what separates us from ourselves, one another, and the sacredness of Life — and to remember what’s possible when we begin to heal. What I have come to trust is that beneath our wounds and conditioning, there is a wholeness that has never left us and that is deeply worthy of Love. And that as we tend what has been hurt or forgotten within ourselves, we can change how we meet one another and the world.
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Why "The Red Skywalker?"
In the Mayan Dreamspell tradition, the Red Skywalker is an archetype of exploration, awakening, and the bridging of Heaven and Earth — a traveler between the earthly and cosmic realms.
As a Red Skywalker myself, I experience this archetype as a calling to bring remembrance of the sacred into our lived reality: to heal the ways we have forgotten our own sacredness, the sacredness of one another, and our relationship with the living world.
The School of the Red Skywalker was born from this calling — to support the healing and remembrance within ourselves that makes new ways of living, relating, and creating culture possible.
To walk between Heaven and Earth, bringing the sacred into how we live.
