healing
Sessions are often held outdoors. The client rests on a blanket on the earth
or on a massage table.The practitioner works with hands-on contact, questions, and presence to explore the many worlds of the client's life to help them discover their own perspective and choice.Sessions can involve movement, walking, stretching, and can be effective at a distance, over the phone, or online.
niasziih
simply means place of healing.Developed over centuries by a band of Lipan Apache as an evolving exploration of perception, being, and creation, niasziiih is created by asking questions, and creating awareness.Students study seven years of quarterly classes, near Asheville, NC, at a school called wildernessFusion.Practitioners learn their own wounds and internal landscape well, so that they can show up for their clients as a place of healing with clarity and purity, because healing is almost always a dance with mystery.From this place of deep awareness and contact, practitioners help the client shift perspective and find choice again... to heal.
the practitioner
Aaron started his studies in the fall of 2020 at wildernessFusion, a seven year school and apprenticeship program that teaches Niasziih.Previously, in college, Aaron studied International Community Health, lay-counseling, and inner-city outreach from a church ministry perspective. He has also worked as a residential socio-therapist.Now in his 7th year of training at wildernessFusion, Aaron is specializing his practice by working with clients facing cancer, autoimmune, and heart conditions.