The Place of Healing
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What does a session look like?
Sessions are usually held outdoors. Beginning with a conversation, the client finds a place, as they are comfortable, to rest on a blanket on the earth or on a massage table.
Each session respects the whole person and is unique to the client and their needs.The practitioner makes hands-on contact, asks questions, and brings their presence and experience to explore the client's inner world with them and help shift perspective.
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About the practitioner
This is an embodied, somatic psychology and awareness practice called NIASZIIH, which means vessel or place of healing. It was developed over centuries by a band of Lipan Apache.This place of healing is currently taught through seven years of quarterly classes, near Asheville, NC, at a school called wildernessFusion.A practitioner in this modality learns their own wounds and internal landscape well, to avoid projection, navigate with clarity, and witness the client with safe contact and curiosity.This creates a place for the client to see themselves from a new perspective- to find choice again.
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Aaron Hall
He worked at a local coffee bar for extra income between ministry and music gigs. On a slow day at the coffee shop, a customer shared vulnerably and conversed about her grief. As she left she said, "you're a healer, and we need more healers in this world."Later, a close friend introduced Aaron to the school, wildernessFusion, that taught an embodied way to be a place of healing for others. Already a core motivation for him, after months of prayer and reflection, Aaron started his studies in the fall of 2020.Previously, Aaron has studied International Community Health, Christian counseling, and urban ministry, and spent time working as a socio-therapist at a residential living center for troubled youth.He later focused on music and urban ministry in Kansas City. While continuing to serve local churches and ministries there, Aaron has continued his education and recently started this healing practice in February 2025.Now in his sixth and seventh years of training at wildernessFusion, Aaron is learning to specialize his experience with clients facing autoimmune, heart disease, and cancer diagnoses."My vision is to be a place where clients discover the immense brilliance of their life, a place where miracles, like themselves, become a tangible experience in their movement."