10/02/2026
**Are you a healer too?**
I’ve been wanting to share a little more about something I’ve been exploring in my own practice with focused spirit release.
I’ve completed Level One of Tracey Gillies’ Entity Practitioner program, and I’ve now used the modality in more than 70 sessions.
What I’ve noticed, both in my own development and in working with clients, is that it can create some really valuable shifts. Not necessarily dramatic overnight transformations, but movement in places where someone may have felt stuck, repetitive patterns beginning to loosen, and greater awareness of what they’re carrying.
I’m careful about using the word *healing*. To me, healing is an ongoing process, and ultimately something each person participates in and takes responsibility for. I am here to assist and facilitate that process. What I can speak to is the shifts I’ve observed and experienced through this work.
One of the things Tracey talks about that really resonates with me is the tendency for healers to become depleted while continually directing their attention and resources toward helping everyone else. And then we outsource our own healing, looking to others to help.
With Tracey’s program, we’re encouraged to do our own healing work. And who knows us better? It’s really ideal.
This work encourages practitioners to step more fully into their own sovereignty and gives tools for working with our own unresolved material rather than looking outside ourselves for help.
I think that matters when we’re working with other people, too. The more we understand and take responsibility for our own stuff, the less likely we are to unconsciously bring it into the work or become entangled in what belongs to someone else. We get to show up with a little more clarity and a little less energetic baggage.
I’m looking forward to Level Two, where we’ll begin exploring what Tracey calls collective interference. That opens up another layer of questions that I’m curious to investigate.
For practitioners already working in the healing arts, this program can be a way to add another dimension to your current practice, one that lets you see behind the scenes. It's an add on modality rather than seeking to replace what you already do.
If you’re curious about the program and decide to explore it, let Tracey know that I referred you for a significant discount. I get a little kick back from that too, but I would reccomend this program to you either way.
I’m sharing this because I’ve actually done the work, used it extensively, and found it valuable in my own practice. If you’re a practitioner who likes exploring the pioneering edges of what we think we understand, you will find this program does just that. ✨
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