My Collaborators
I am grateful to have a wide web of collaborators & co-conspirators who I can call upon for partnership in 1-1 accompaniment, workshops, rituals and retreats. Learn more about them below - and if I'm not the right fit to work with you, perhaps one of them may be.
elena elizabeth hendrick
elena elizabeth hendrick is a transformational facilitator of personal and collective learning, healing, and ritual experiences. As a facilitator she integrates the belief that we are all teachers and all students, all connected on the journey towards liberation. As a practitioner of somatics, reiki, family constellations, biodanza, dialogue and creative arts education, she co-creates space with participants while embodying a practice of presence and deep listening. elena also brings years of leadership and practice in experiential education, the art of embodied grieving, mediation and generative conflict, and communal work in creating cultures of peace. Learn more about elena's offerings by reaching out to elenanicaragua@gmail.com
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Jordan and elena are available for partnering offering grief accompaniment to individuals, as well as designing group offerings and workshops around somatics, song, movement, grief, and more.
Ukumbwa Sauti
Ukumbwa Sauti, M.Ed. is a Consultant, Educator, Facilitator and Program Developer on issues of Anti-Racism, Anti-Patriarchy, Men's Work, Consent and Culture. He has worked with religious organizations, cultural groups and regional organizations and has taught in higher education for 16 years engaging issues of Race, Gender, Environmental issues, Media and Culture. Ukumbwa is an initiated Elder in the Dagara tradition from Burkina Faso. He does work as an educator of Dagara and African culture, numerology, readings, ritual work and spiritual counseling. Learn more about his offerings here.​
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Jordan and Ukumbwa have collaboratively led a variety of rituals and gatherings on men's work, grief, and ancestral connection.
Emma Thomas Mitchell
Emma Thomas Mitchell is a pastor, doula, ritualist, and circle keeper whose work centers on spiritual accompaniment for all life thresholds. As a descendant of early European colonizers and enslavers on this continent, she walks with the sacred prayer and responsibility of reparations, towards a world healed of the illusions of separateness from each other and from ourselves as vital parts of the living Earth. Learn more about her offerings here.
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Emma is Jordan's primary collaborator and co-steward of the Singing to Generations Past & Future ritual.