Participants learn how to deal with the issue of dying and the destiny of souls from a shamanic perspective. The workshop is both for those who wish to learn for themselves, and for those who wish to help others who are in terminal situations or who have already passed on. Experiences to be undertaken include learning how to become experientially familiar with the after-death realms, tracking a person using shamanic journeying, completing unfinished business, helping a person to cross over, and classic psychopomp work.

Shamanism, Dying & Beyond is one of the FSS prerequisites for the Core Soul Retrieval Training and the Three Year Shamanism Training.

The city of Santa Rosa is located in the heart of the Sonoma County wine country, yet is only 55 miles north of San Francisco. Redwood forests and rivers, lakes and ocean, bike trails, golf and cultural events are all here. In the center is a charming, thriving downtown, lined with intriguing shops and restaurants that delight casual diners and epicureans alike.

Coffee and tea will be provided on our morning and afternoon breaks.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations will be processed as follows: notification received prior to  August 1, 2019: full refund minus $75.00 administration fee; notification received prior to August 5, 2019: 50% refund minus $100.00 administration fee. No refunds on or after August 5, 2019. If you cancel 30 days or more before the workshop, you may apply the amount paid to another of my FSS workshops with no penalty except for any Pay Pal fees.

The Foundation for Shamanic Studies retains the right to cancel any workshop at any time for any reason. In this case all tuition fees will be refunded in full or may be applied to a future FSS workshop of mine.

Lodging in Santa Rosa

This is not a residential workshop. You are responsible for your own travel and lodging. Please note the refund and cancellation policies for airlines and hotels. Travel insurance may be advised. There is a vast range of accommodations here in all price ranges. I’ve included a few less expensive options.