With a calling to guide people toward a deeper connection with nature, creation, purpose and belonging, Peeka draws from years of practice and experience and teaches about the dynamic interplay between ecology, theology and healing as a sacred path to gentle and profound restoration of health and wholeness. Peeka’s visionary work aims to educate and inspire those seeking to deepen their commitment to the healing of the world through how we reimagine health in a time of climate crisis – and also to nurture a global community of thinkers and healers. Skills that Peeka has integrated into her work over 4o years include a life-long interest in nature and herbs as well as a background in shiatsu, polarity, cranial-sacral therapy, energy work, flower essence therapy, herbal medicine, meditation, homeopathy, and nutrition. She also has had extensive experience in Jungian psychology and somatic therapies and received her Master of Divinity degree from Union Theological Seminary.