Unraveling the Red Thread –
a pattern-based approach to ancestral healing (part 2)

by Apr 8, 2024

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Debra Morrill

Debra Morrill

Debra Morrill, BA, has a shamanic healing practice near Baraboo, WI, specializing in ancestral healing and compassionate depossession. She offers a one-year ancestral healing series, a 2.5-year shamanic training program, and a one-year practitioner training program for ancestral healing. She also teaches the “Energy Essentials for Empaths” series. Debra has been in practice since 2005. Please visit debramorrill.com for more information.
Debra Morrill, BA, has a shamanic healing practice near Baraboo, WI, specializing in ancestral healing and compassionate depossession. She offers a one-year ancestral healing series, a 2.5-year shamanic training program, and a one-year practitioner training program for ancestral healing. She also teaches the “Energy Essentials for Empaths” series. Debra has been in practice since 2005. Please visit debramorrill.com for more information.
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2 Comments

  1. Jean Schneider

    Great article Debra! I like thinking about ancestral healing as “concentric rings of healing ripple out to our family members”.

  2. Eileen Mullard

    Lovely article… articulated well. Makes so much sense. As Jean said above..’ loved the concentric circles of healing ripple out to our family members’….yes yes the beautiful ripple effect!
    Thank You for sharing!

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