Regina Eastman

Integrative Therapist/Doctorate of Ministry (c)

Regina Eastman regards herself as a Nemophilist, a lover and haunter of the woods, and has been since her childhood. Growing up in rural VT and NH, within a family struggling socio-economically, nature offered safety and grounding. Nature deeply drew her in and continues to do so today. Her developed relationship with the natural world carries the quality of childlike innocence, held within a field of wisdom. Regina has come to know that nature, like ourselves and all of life, is a conscious, energetic being. She appreciates and supports our coming into relationship with our inner and outer nature, finding healing and wholeness through the dimensions of what is conscious and what is waiting to come into consciousness from our shadow, dreams, and the inner, bodily-held unconscious. Regina is currently studying and applying to her Doctorate in Ministry in Engaged Wisdom through Ubiquity University. She has traveled to Mesoamerican regions over the past 3 years in honor of her calling to learn from and experience Indigenous wisdom and traditions of spirit and the medicines of nature. As the life cycle spirals, she is beginning to feel a pull toward her biological ancestry, hoping to find her heritage in Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Spain. Regina hopes to find the familial heretics and give back by resurrecting the traditions of wisdom and service through nature and wholeness. She has chosen to have her Clinical Mental Health Counselor license become inactive as she honors that all of life is a spiritual experience and has no limits that the Western form of mental health places on us. She holds a license as a Massage Therapist, Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner, Shamanic Reiki Master Practitioner, Level III Way of the Warrior Shambhala Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Practitioner, and has a BS in Metaphysics and MA in Applied Psychology. She professes that wholeness and Oneness are of the inner and outer realms of ourselves and life, of the unconscious and the conscious, the seen and unseen, of the way of the feminine and the masculine, and of our planet and the cosmos.