Center for Visionary Healing Arts

Offering contemplative-based training in alternative healing modalities for clinicians and facilitators through our state-of-the-art training center.

We acknowledge and pay respect to the Indigenous nations and ancestors of this land—the Cheyenne, Arapaho, Eastern Shoshone, and the Ute. We are grateful to the Indigenous peoples who have lived on and cared for this land since time immemorial. This land where we live and learn, that feeds and nourishes us.

We can honor this land by being in good relationship with the Indigenous peoples, with all living beings, and with the land and the water. We do this by keeping alive the truth of this land and its First Peoples so that we may work toward finding a path to reconciliation.

Our commitment is to keep this acknowledgment as a living document that reflects our quest for peace, the relief of suffering, and actions that are in right relationship with the Indigenous people whose unceded land we are guests on.

As practitioners in relationship with sacred plant medicines, we take seriously our responsibility to respect the sovereignty of plant spirits and the living cultural stewards of these traditions. We are committed to making room for Indigenous voices to be heard and to being considerate community members. We will bear witness, speak out, and act in the face of injustice.

May we grow together with open hearts.