Hi, I’m Camilla.

At 21, my future self came through with a clear message: “I am a psychic shaman.” While I don’t always use those exact words to describe my work, the essence of that truth still guides me today.

I have walked the path of the medicine woman and now, as an elder, I am here to share my wisdom, support others on their spiritual journey, and nurture the awakening of their inner-shaman and medicine gifts. My purpose is to guide those who seek deeper connections to the unseen realms and to their true essence.

I am a spiritual mentor, soul midwife, land alchemist, energy medicine healer, ancestor lineage healer, planetary healer, lightworker, wayshower, tree medium, and medicine woman. My service is rooted in my gifts as an empath, a sensitive introvert, and a Guardian and Voice of Mother Earth.

My journey has been a lifelong apprenticeship to the Earth. I’ve studied with herbalists, trained in aromatherapy, created the Columbia River Gorge Flower Essences, and received numerous shamanic soul initiations directly from Mother Earth, plants, elementals, and the Divine Mother. These experiences continue to deepen my connection to the sacred, and you can read more about my magical encounters with the elementals in my book, Sacred Spirits of Gaia.

My passion is to commune with the sacred spirits of nature and guide souls on their path to awakening a deeper relationship with Gaia—both the seen and unseen realms. As a Libra sun, Taurus moon, and Leo rising, I am deeply attuned to relationships: with nature spirits, Earth Mother Gaia, and our human kin.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of participating in earth and water ceremonies across many lands, alongside medicine people, shamans, and Indigenous elders. I hold deep reverence for the Ancient Ones—the wisdom of the Grandmothers, White Buffalo Calf Woman, the trees, stones, the fairy and elemental realms, and the sacred lands and waters that sustain us.

I am here to catalyze our collective spiritual awakening, fostering conscious, co-creative relationships with nature and each other.

I honor my many human teachers named and unnamed who have shown me the way including Grandmother Marie Alice Campos Friere, Grandmother Flordemayo,  Grandmother Agnes Pilgrim and the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers. Grandmother Judith Moore, Grandmother Sandy Dinwiddie, Riki Star, the Flores family, Marshall “Golden Eagle” Jack, Fairy Congress community, and many more