Indian and Residential Boarding Schools

Lab Team

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  Woman Stands Shining - Pat McCabe

  Woman Stands Shining, Pat McCabe, is of the Diné Nation (Navajo), adopted into the Lakota spiritual way of life. She is an international speaker/teacher, a global ceremonialist, a radical bridger, and a listener for radical proposals from Spirit. Her current work is around trauma healing, restoration of the Sacred Masculine, reimagining money to protect the sacred, and participating in Earth’s movements through “Land Back” or Land Reunion - in which entrenched narratives and beliefs are being disrupted through return of land to indigenous sovereign relationship.
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  Katherine Elizabeth Poco-Enders

  Katherine Poco-Enders lives in the Pacific Northwest on Duwamish land. She is a descendent of Comanche Native American war-chiefs, warriors, and medicine men. She has facilitated groups and workshops for the Womxn’s March and music festivals. As she walks with her ancestors, she has also held witnessing grounding meditative space for families and survivors of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People and for her community processing the traumatic legacy of Indian boarding schools. Katherine has been a student of Thomas’s since 2011.
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  Roland Guenther

  Roland Guenther is a German born MD who first worked as a surgeon and later as a family doctor, practicing homeopathy. He lived for three years with a Blackfoot family in Alberta and with the Huicholes in Mexico. In the last eight years he has studied the basics of transgenerational and collective trauma healing with Thomas Huebl. In this area he is especially interested in the German-Jewish relationship and the wounds of colonialism in Native Americans as well as in immigrants. He is living on Vancouver Island, BC.
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  Kelly Ann Chambers

  Kelly Chambers is a doctor of acupuncture and herbal medicine whose work is rooted in classical Taoist cosmology and over 20 years of Qigong practice in the Ling Gui family lineage. Kelly also had the good fortune to spend 13 years in ceremony with an All Nations community under the guidance of blessed elder and Intercessor, Kam Lau Night Chase, whose vision, example, and teachings deeply shaped her path. Since his passing, Kelly began studying with Thomas Hubl in 2014. She currently lives on the ancestral homelands of the Yuchi, Cherokee, Shawnee, and Chickasaw peoples.