Meet Jenn
Jenn is devoted to guiding others toward beauty, softness, and connection with the sacred. With tenderness and discernment, she helps clients return to their inner wisdom, open to self-love, and attune to the quiet magic woven through their lives.
Jenn’s path began in 2019, when she was initiated into Traditional Mazatec Medicine in the mountains of Oaxaca, a profound encounter that reshaped her understanding of healing and divinity. She has since apprenticed under La Jefecita Panchita, a revered Mazatec curandera and elder, who entrusted her to carry this rare and ancient lineage forward.
Her work blends shamanic practices and Earth medicine with training in psychology, yoga, meditation, Ayurveda, and trauma-informed approaches. Drawing from her roots as an educator of environmental education and nature connection, Jenn creates spaces of safety and transformation where clients can release the past, restore balance to the nervous system, and remember their place within the living Earth.
Above all, Jenn is a devoted student of life—offering her work as an invitation to soften, to listen, and to embrace the mysteries of this one precious life.
Meet the Medicine
Mazatec Traditional Medicine is, at its core, magic. It works with and through the land, with the elements collaborating to manifest a medicine that meets the moment. The level of intelligence is beyond human logic, though it can be felt and understood on a subconscious level.
The Mazatec people of Northern Oaxaca are authentically attuned to the language of the land, and the mountains themselves have a healing gift. To know this medicine is to know a higher power. To understand the interdependence of the beings of the region is to understand the interdependence of true community.
And to connect with the unseen elements of the medicine is to connect with the unseen elements in yourself.
Come and meet the magic.
on reciprocity…
In effort to honor the Mazatec lineage and original stewards of so-called Southern California, Compost Collective makes monthly and annual monetary offerings to the Wishtoyo Chumash Foundation, the Tongva Taraxat Paxaavxa Conservancy, and various Mazatec community and cultural organizations.
