Shelly Wolfe
ᐢᐦᐁᓬᓬᕀ ᐅᐧᓬfᐁ
Intuitive Reader | Traditional Healer | Spiritual Support Worker
Shelly Wolfe
About Me:
Tansi,
Shelly has worked in the nonprofit sector for over 20 years, in supports, intake, business administration and fund development.
Shelly is the owner and practitioner of Spirit Healing, a Metis (Cree & Acadian) woman, who comes from a very gifted family background. Her father a Plains Cree Medicine Man and Reader and Grandmother, a Medium and Tea Leaf Reader. With 12 siblings, many with their own intuitive natures about them, Shelly has been receiving information and guidance of the psychic, spirit, ancestral and energetic world around her at a very young age, heightening her awareness with time, experience, and natural progression. Shelly likes to call this "the gift of sight" awakening to her gifts over 15 years ago, practicing over twelve she is an Intuitive Reader, Traditional Healer, and Medium. With clients across Canada and the United States, she likes to joke with them by saying, “Outside of this I am just a normal person.”
Every reading requires a connection with a higher source, Manito (the Creator or God), ancestral connections and universal or natural energy, this is an inherited right gifted to her by law of nature, passed down through her blood line. Being able to see intuitively what a person needs for their healing process has added something new to the whole aspect of emotional, physical, and energetic healing, helping bring balance to her clients. As a psychic healer and intuitive reader she has been working with people to help heal their trinity, mind (emotional energy) body (physical or spirit/energetic body) and soul (our core vibration, heart center) on many levels.
Along with her inherited right and cultural practice Shelly has taken studies threw the University of Alberta's, Faculty of Native Studies to help her have a better understanding of the generational trauma caused by colonization. Understanding that both sides of colonization need healing in order to move forward and in unity she is able to help many of her clients navigate these feelings of the past.
She has also studied the art of Reiki, Rei which means "God's Wisdom or the Higher Power" and Ki which is "life force energy". A Japanese form of alternative medicine called energy healing. Reiki practitioners use a technique called palm healing or hands-on healing through which a universal energy is said to be transferred through the palms of the practitioner to the patient in order to encourage emotional or physical healing. Being successful in her practice, one of her techniques is touch therapy she loves how it brings mobility to many of her clients.
Having the ability to access many of the spiritual gifts is one of the reasons Shelly began her practice, to help people heal, people of all ages and backgrounds with no boundaries or judgment, regardless of the work she is doing, be it workshops, one on one healing sessions, mediumship, intuitive readings, she believes we all deserve to live life with clarity.
"We are all a part of creation, some call it the collective, and there is no flaws in the Creators design. We just may need a little help to get back in touch with who we were meant to be"
-Shelly
Responsibilities of a Spiritual Support Worker may include:
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Spiritual Counseling: Offering one-on-one or group counseling sessions to address spiritual concerns, provide comfort, and help individuals explore their beliefs and values.
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Emotional Support: Providing a compassionate and empathetic presence for individuals going through difficult times, such as illness, grief, or major life changes.
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Religious Rituals and Practices: Assisting individuals in engaging with their religious or spiritual practices, such as prayer, meditation, or other rituals that are meaningful to them.
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Crisis Intervention: Being available to support individuals and families during crises, offering spiritual and emotional assistance.
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Education and Outreach: Providing education to patients, families, and staff on the role of spirituality in health and well-being. This may involve leading workshops, seminars, or support groups.
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Respect for Diversity: Respecting and honoring the diverse spiritual and religious beliefs of individuals, and adapting support approaches accordingly.
The primary goal of a Spiritual Support Worker is to help individuals navigate the spiritual and emotional aspects of their journey, promoting healing, comfort, and a sense of peace.
If you would like to book some time with Shelly send us a message!
