LeeAnn Heinbaugh, MA is an spiritual teacher and guide who works internationally with individuals, groups, organizations, and families. She combines her life long love and study in the areas of indigenous tradition, shamanism, spirituality, ritual, culture, travel and art with her formal education in Psychology, life, and business background. She works professionally as an Ordained Minister.

LeeAnn spends a great deal of time in Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala where she is very invovled in the local Maya community and in 2011 was named to serve as a Tixel (a woman member and shaman) of the Santiago Cofradia (Maya Ceremonial House). As a "second home" she spends as much time in Santiago as she can... working on various book and music projects, bringing groups and others on retreat, and continuing her own Indigenous and Shamanic learning.

Read more of the Lastest Updates on LeeAnn's Book, Travel & Workshops: April 2011 - What's happening!

LeeAnn believes passionately in creating personal spiritual practice as an everyday way of living. She uses a wide range of traditions including story, intuition, shamanic practice, ritual, tarot, intuitive readings, and communication tools to guide and support others in their journeys. Her teaching style is largely experiential and individualized to those she works with. She functions as a teacher, consultant and spiritual guide / healer. Her practice is shamanic in its nature using sacred traditions, story, self journey and good old curiosity!

Her work takes her throughout the United States, Guatemala, Mexico and soon to England. LeeAnn works in person and by phone / Skype. She is regularly available for individual sessions and workshops in:

• Vail, Colorado (her home)
• Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala (her other home)
• Atlanta, Georgia
• New York, New York
• Salt Lake City, Utah
• Various locals in California

Private sessions, retreats, workshops & presentations available and welcome.

Note: LeeAnn works spiritually, shamanically and through personal growth. She no longer, by choice, holds Licensure nor purports to be a Licensed Therapist. Any use of the word counsel or counselor in her work is of the role, not a legal nor binding title.