Speaking & Conversations

Exploring the relationship between personal healing and collective transformation.

I am available for keynote presentations, conferences, panels, podcast conversations, and community gatherings.

My speaking explores how trauma and cultural conditioning shape our bodies, relationships, communities, and collective systems — often in ways we don't consciously recognize. And what becomes possible when we begin to heal.

I bring together trauma awareness and spiritual awareness to invite deeper reflection on how we live, relate, and create culture.

Themes may include:

• Trauma and cultural transformation: How individual and collective wounds shape the world we create, and why healing matters for meaningful change.
• The roots of disconnection: Understanding how trauma shapes our relationships with ourselves, one another, and the living world.
• Healing as a relational practice: Moving beyond individual healing toward greater presence, empathy, accountability, and repair.
• Trauma-aware community stewardship: How our unhealed patterns influence the spaces we hold and the cultures we create.
  
• Remembering the sacred: Reconnecting with our inherent wholeness and cultivating right relationship with ourselves, one another, and the Earth.

Holding the Fire for Relational Repair

Creating space for what is asking to be witnessed, understood, and tended between us.

Groups and communities carry histories, wounds, and patterns that can shape their ability to live and work together.

At times, rupture, conflict, grief, or transition reveal what has remained unseen or unresolved.

I support communities seeking to meet these moments with greater awareness, honesty, and care.

This may include facilitating difficult conversations, supporting processes of accountability and repair, or holding space for collective reflection and healing. Where greater understanding can emerge, and new ways of relating become possible. 

Experiential Workshops & Gatherings

Healing is not only something we come to understand intellectually. It is something we practice and embody.

I offer experiential workshops and gatherings that invite participants to explore how trauma and survival patterns shape their lives and relationships, while cultivating greater presence, self-awareness, and connection.

Through reflection, embodied practices, meaningful dialogue, and community witnessing, these spaces create opportunities to experience what becomes possible when we meet ourselves and one another differently.

About Hannah

Hannah Fowler is the founder of the School of the Red Skywalker, a nurse, healer, death doula, and educator whose work explores the intersection of trauma awareness, spiritual healing, and cultural transformation.

Over the past 15 years, her work has included hospice and psychiatric nursing, traditional healing, education, and community building. She helped found the Center for Conscious Living & Dying (now Emberlight) in Asheville, NC, where she served as Founding Director and Director of Education, developing educational programs and supporting a community-centered approach to conscious dying and living.

She has facilitated courses, retreats, and trainings for hundreds of individuals, healers, and community leaders, and has spoken internationally on healing, conscious living and dying, and cultivating new ways of being in community.

Through the School of the Red Skywalker, Hannah now brings this work into individual healing, intimate group journeys, retreats, and public conversations — exploring how healing within ourselves can transform the ways we relate to one another and the world.