Sanne Ham
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Sanne is a writer, visionary artist, holistic therapist, and medicine woman who facilitates transformational therapy, psilocybin ceremonies and women’s retreats.
She specializes in resolving anxiety at its root by fusing therapeutic knowledge of how to resolve trauma with energetic practices, guided meditations, and creative expression. She lives in Den Haag, the Netherlands where the forest meets the sea and loves to travel to learn from ancient wisdom traditions around the world.
When Sanne was 18 years old, she had a heart attack and near-death experience that gave her a whole new perspective on life, death, and healing. She went through a profound spiritual awakening, and her intuition guided her to start to meditate, journal, and live a healthier lifestyle. Within one year, she unexplainably healed the scar tissue on her heart muscle.
After healing physically, she discovered that she still suffered from anxiety, PTSD, and dissociation. This inspired her to learn more about how trauma impacts our mental, emotional, and physical health. She studied with teachers and mentors who showed her how to work with the subconscious mind, integrate trauma, and facilitate psilocybin ceremonies with intention, humility and integrity in a safe setting with respect for its deep cultural roots and ancient traditions.
She specializes in resolving anxiety at its root by fusing therapeutic knowledge of how to resolve trauma with energetic practices, guided meditations, and creative expression. She lives in Den Haag, the Netherlands where the forest meets the sea and loves to travel to learn from ancient wisdom traditions around the world.
When Sanne was 18 years old, she had a heart attack and near-death experience that gave her a whole new perspective on life, death, and healing. She went through a profound spiritual awakening, and her intuition guided her to start to meditate, journal, and live a healthier lifestyle. Within one year, she unexplainably healed the scar tissue on her heart muscle.
After healing physically, she discovered that she still suffered from anxiety, PTSD, and dissociation. This inspired her to learn more about how trauma impacts our mental, emotional, and physical health. She studied with teachers and mentors who showed her how to work with the subconscious mind, integrate trauma, and facilitate psilocybin ceremonies with intention, humility and integrity in a safe setting with respect for its deep cultural roots and ancient traditions.
