Our Team: The Gaya kali family

Our facilitators are trained in trauma-informed practices, somatic awareness, and emergency response.

We offer pre-retreat preparation, integration sessions, and long-term support. The transformation begins in ceremony but unfolds through your daily life — we walk with you all the way.

Two people dressed in traditional Indigenous attire, one wearing a large feathered headdress and colorful clothing, standing outdoors with a young girl, surrounded by green trees.
Close-up of a woman with shoulder-length brown hair, blue eyes, wearing a beaded necklace, earrings, and a tank top, standing outdoors with sunlight and blurred background.
A man with facial tattoos and a nose ring wearing a black head covering and a white hoodie with a frog graphic, sitting indoors with a dark patterned background.
A man in a white coat and gray tie taking a selfie, with a blurred artwork of white flowers on a tree in the background.
A man standing next to a colorful mural of a lion's face on a wall. The mural features geometric patterns, floral elements, and eyes around the lion's head.
A man with a beard and tattoos stands in a dense green forest, smiling, wearing a light-colored T-shirt with a colorful graphic design.
A woman standing outdoors among lush green foliage, smiling at the camera, wearing a sleeveless striped dress with a plunging neckline.
A woman is lying on a mat with a towel on her stomach, and a man is sitting on a mat with his back to the camera. A dog is sitting between them on sandy ground, with a head resting on the ground. Sunlight streams down through trees, illuminating the dog and part of the women.