About Alan Francis Waugh

"Alan Waugh is the best Shaman I have worked with anywhere!"
-Graham Hancock

Alan Waugh trained as a plant Shaman in the Shipibo tradition of Peru. He is an internationally recognized Healer, Ayahuasca Ceremony Leader, Reiki Master, Hypnotherapist and Freedom Breathworker.

He began following a spiritual path from his mid 20’s in the midst of a decade long period of severe depression. Through developing the understanding that actions have consequences, Alan took dramatic steps to change his actions to allow for a change in outcome, part of which involved leaving his birthplace of the UK and spending several years traveling the world to places of spiritual power such as India, Tibet, Nepal, Africa and locations in South America.

Through contemplative practices and immersing himself in ancient wisdom traditions, Alan gained a clear understanding of mind/body connections and skills to release negative states of mind. Alan has not experienced depression for 30 years. He now dedicates his time in service to helping create a better world by helping others achieve a life of happiness and fulfillment. With over 20 years of working as a hospice volunteer, he assisted hundreds of dying people through the final stages of life.

"My passion is to assist as many clients as I can to attain optimum health, happiness and personal success, through developing healthy relationships, a fulfilling career, a spiritual practice and learning how to live more fully in the world. My mission is to make available to you the experience and knowledge I have developed through many years of training, exploration, and wisdom gained through years of trial and error. This combined with gentle loving support, will help you successfully move in the direction of your personal healing goals."

Alan has successfully guided over a thousand clients in safe medicine ceremonies in the US and South America. He founded the Sacred Valley Spiritual Retreat Center in Mount Shasta, California and now lives in Vilcabamba, Ecuador with his Beloved Dianna, where they offer healing work, trainings and plant ceremonies at their retreat center Sacred Valley Retreats— in Vilcabamba, Ecuador.