Sue
Jamieson, a consultant/trainer, runs The Highland Center for Health and Healing
in Worcester, Vermont (www.highland-shamanism.com)
where she conducts private sessions with clients and
facilitates group workshops in stress management, interpersonal skills, and
self-improvement skills through a variety of methods and modalities, such as
shamanism, Reiki energy work,, and other holistic self-healing methods,
including drumming, guided visualization, artistic expression, intuition, story
telling and writing. Through Inner Solutions Institute, Sue also presents Silva
Method Basic Lecture Series Mind Development and Stress Control Seminars
several times a year at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (www.greenmountaincoffee.com) in Waterbury, Vermont.
As
a trainer/teacher, she developed a self-awareness workshop for abused women
with low self-esteem and a prevention and community development workshop for
exploring belief systems that contribute to fragmentation and isolation in our
culture. She sponsors faculty members, Nan Moss and David Corbin (www.shamanscircle.com) from the Foundation for Shamanic Studies (www.shamanism.org) to present workshops in
core shamanism, an ancient visionary practice of entering into an altered
meditational state, referred to as a “journey”, aided by drumming and movement
techniques for problem solving, well-being, and healing. She hosts indigenous
shamans and medicine people from Dream Change Coalition (www.dreamchange.org) to present
teachings in traditional shamanism and healing techniques.
She
co-creates and presents shamanic workshops for personal transformation with Lyn
Roberts-Herrick, Director of Dream Change Coalition and teaches workshops about
changing western world consciousness with Dr. John E. Mack, Harvard professor
of Psychiatry and founder of The Center for Psychology and Social Change (www.centerchange.org). She is a registered teacher for Medicine for
the Earth Workshops (www.shamanicteachers.com)
developed by Sandra Ingerman (www.shamanicvisions.com)
, a faculty member of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies.
Also at
The Highland Center for Health and Healing, Sue offers private one-on-one
sessions and group teaching sessions for Spiritual Readings, an intuitive
method of accessing information which provides insights, a “road map”, for
making informed decisions about our journeys through life. Sue offers private
sessions and group teaching sessions in Three-in-One Concepts Stress
“De-fusion” (www.onebrain.com) , a
holistic approach to stress management.
Stress “De-fusion” is a multi-modality system for identifying belief
systems and emotions that perpetuate reactive behaviors and promote
stress. It is an interactive process
between the client and the facilitator for identifying core beliefs that
inhibit our potential for self-actualization and personal growth. The process uses guided visualization and
relaxation techniques to help empower the client to engage in active
choice-making in his or her life.
Sue holds dual degrees in Psychology and in Life
Sciences Education from the University of Vermont, is a shamanic practitioner,
a Reiki master-teacher, a certified facilitator of 3-in-1 Body-Mind-Spirit
One-Brain, and a certified Silva Method Instructor (www.silvamethod.com) for Inner Solutions Institute. She completed
certification of Appreciative Inquiry: Igniting Positive Change in Business and
Society (www.appreciative-inquiry.org) through Case Western Reserve University
Weatherhead School of Management, a program dealing with global issues of human
health, the environment, peace, and sustainable economic development. She is a
graduate of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies 3-year advanced studies program
and a graduate of an apprenticeship program to Peruvian and Brazilian shamans
hosted by Dream Change Coalition.