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Ali Rabjohns is a Shamanic Practitioner of Andean Energy Medicine, with a lineage from the Q’ero nation in the High Andes. She loves being a Moving Mandala Facilitator and offers Creative retreats as well as an 8 week Moving Mandala Programme. She runs a Medicine Wheel programme and offers regular shamanic and creative workshops, ceremonies and healing sessions to her community . As an Arts Counsellor, Ali works with clients 1:1 in her sustainable eco lodge, as well as in a Therapeutic College for Special Needs. Ali is an artist and enjoys working with natural colours and textiles.
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Barn Croft, BN7 3HF, Rodmell, United Kingdom
- 07528 614 747
- enquiries@alirabjohns.com
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