Calendar of Offerings
What’s happening at Ancestral Medicine? Explore our schedule of offerings, including free public talks, one-time events, online courses, and in-person intensives.
For better or worse, we’re all shaped in big ways by our ancestors. Catalyze breakthroughs and lasting connections with your ancestors for personal, family, and culture healing in this 12-week immersion (and our most popular course). More
Sep
28
A 12-week live course with Amber McZeal, David Bedrick, Nicole Wordlaw & Daniel Foor. Each lesson pairs a life stage with a ritual skill: childhood with boundaries, midlife with reckoning, elderhood with legacy, to approach the thresholds that went unwitnessed and find the initiatory medicine in what you’ve lived. More
Oct
5
Join Sonalee Rashatwar, Ronald Young Jr., and Lauren Leonardi for a live exploration of fat hatred as a hidden architecture of supremacy, even in progressive spaces. We’ll trace its roots, hold space for grief, and find medicine in ancestral connection. More
Oct
8
Betrayal can calcifies into cynicism or becomes medicine and wisdom. Over six live sessions, Amber McZeal, Daniel Foor, and guests Samah Jabr and Clementine Morrigan guide a journey through interpersonal, systemic, spiritual & self-inflicted betrayal, and how to metabolize the sting into clarity and strength. More
Nov
3
Bring alive your family history and ancestral stories through guided ritual and writing practices with Erica Nunnally, Rachel Jamison Webster and Catherine Dunne. Our time will emphasize safe, potent, and inspired ancestral writing. More
January
11
Join Dr. Amber McZeal, Simon Wolff, and supporters for a five-day ancestral healing intensive at Brave Earth, Costa Rica. Teachings, guided practices, drumming, and ceremony held in a culturally grounded container open to all ancestries. Some scholarship places available. Jan 27–31. More / Saber más
January
27-31
Daniel Foor and several guests will guide this course at intersection of ritual arts, psychology, cultural healing & love of the Earth. Consider it the psychology course you didn’t get at university. More
February
17
A free 90-minute talk with Clementine Morrigan, Kai Cheng Thom, and Daniel Foor on cancel culture, scapegoating, and ritual paths to recovery and accountability. What happens when a mob gathers, what does it leave behind, and how can ritual help us metabolize the poison instead of just surviving it? More