My name is Jack Brown and I am a Shamanic Practitioner and Reiki Practitioner. I grew up in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. As a child, I sought refuge in the quiet forest--communicating with spirit and fostering my innate connection to nature. My paternal grandparents came to the U.S. from Ireland, carrying with them our lineage of Celtic Shamanism.
In 2015, I answered a lifelong call to move to Washington State. I relocated to the Cascades, near Mt. Tahoma, to live a simpler life, with my 15 year old service dog, Peanut. Peanut moved on to the Upper Word on 07/30/2025. Peanut was the love of all of my lifetimes, my best friend, my daughter, my companion, and my biggest teacher and healer. Peanut truly is pure, unconditional love. The years that I got to be her human companion were the best years of my life. I am grateful for every second I got to be with her.
I am so lucky to live on, and work with, such powerful land. The energy of Mt. Tahoma is palpable and it is an honor to live among the trees, and elements, with so many beautiful animals. My passion is to honor, respect, communicate and heal. I work with humans, animals, plants/trees, land and the ancestors of that land, helping spirits, power animals, the elements, and the unseen realms---lifting the veil to allow the flow of communication and healing between ordinary and non-ordinary reality.
Healing work requires vulnerability and trust. I will approach everyone with kindness, integrity, and compassion. The client should not only feel safe, but also called to work with someone. I offer a free consultation, so you can ask questions, and ensure that I am the right person for you. If this is your first time working with me, we can also go through my process and what to expect.
In my free time I enjoy exploring the forest, mountains, rivers, lakes, parks, hiking and car camping.
I am well-versed in neurodivergence and LGBTQIA+ Affirming
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