Natalie "Ife'" Lewis

I am a Spiritual Midwife and Multidimensional Indigenous Medicine Wombmama, walking the path of service as a ceremonialist, grief tender, and steward of ancestral healing technologies. With roots in both clinical training and earth-based wisdom, I hold a Master’s degree in Clinical Counseling and serve as a trauma-informed integration coach, specializing in entheogen preparation and aftercare, grief rituals, and ancestral healing. As a psychopomp and ritualist, I support individuals and communities in navigating thresholds—birth, death, loss, and rebirth—through ceremony, sacred breathwork, and ancestral reconnection. I am also an Elemental Rhythm Breathwork Facilitator, guiding participants through somatic, rhythmic breath journeys that awaken the body’s innate intelligence and support deep emotional release, regulation, and spiritual connection. I am a devoted student of Elder Malidoma Somé’s Dagara traditions, carrying forward teachings on ritual technologies for collective healing and spiritual reconnection. In addition to my ceremonial work, I serve as a holistic health coach, meditation guide, and therapy group facilitator, weaving somatic practices, indigenous knowledge, and clinical insight to support spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing. My work bridges the worlds of ancestral medicine and modern mental health, offering support through community spaces, psychedelic integration, and sacred ceremony. A proud Air Force veteran, mother to three adult children, and lifelong lover of ritual and Earth wisdom, I walk in reverence to the ancestors, stewarding sacred plant medicines with deep integrity, humility, and prayer.