Adhi Two Owls, Ph.D., is a therapeutic practitioner with over thirty years of experience in shamanic research, Indigenous healing methods, herbal studies, sacred sound applications, and ceremonial design. Her doctorate in Therapeutic Medicine examines Indigenous history, cross-cultural healing systems, trance technologies, and the effects of sound and sensory perception on the nervous system. Her methodology draws from sustained academic study, extensive field research, and applied clinical practice.

Throughout her career, Adhi has developed a structured approach that bridges traditional methods with contemporary therapeutic needs. She has worked with communities and cultural specialists across North America and abroad, emphasizing knowledge exchange, eco-cultural practice, and responsible integration over appropriation. As an educator, she teaches internationally on sacred tool and instrument making, altered states of awareness, meditation, embodied pattern recognition, and creativity's role in therapeutic transformation.

Her private practice integrates a multidisciplinary background in art, the sciences (biology, physics, geology), herbalism, acoustics, somatic intelligence, and cultural history. She works with individuals navigating personal trauma, high-stress leadership demands, creative stagnation, identity transitions, and the deeper questions that surface when life requires recalibration. Her approach is strategic, precise, and built for those seeking depth, clarity, and lasting change.