

Lorna Busch
I am passionate about creating spaces where people can reconnect with their deepest selves, with one another, and with the wisdom of the natural world. I believe that beneath the noise of modern life is an innate wholeness that becomes accessible when we slow down, gather in community, and listen inward.
My work centers on supporting people through periods of awakening, transition, and profound inner transformation. Whether someone is exploring their life purpose, integrating a mystical or spiritually transformative experience, navigating a near-death experience, seeking deeper self-understanding through Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT), or approaching the sacred transition at the end of life, I strive to offer a compassionate and grounded presence that honors each person’s unique path.
As a Certified Spiritual Emergence Coach and trainer through Integrative Mental Health University (IMHU), I have had the privilege of supporting many individuals as they make sense of experiences that can feel both extraordinary and deeply human. I am Level 1 certified in Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) and am currently working toward Level 2 certification. I am also Reiki Level I trained.
Holding a Ph.D., my journey has allowed me to bridge the worlds of science and spirituality. Rather than seeing these perspectives as separate, I have found that each enriches the other, offering different ways of understanding healing, consciousness, and what it means to be fully alive.
My own path has taken me to Spiritist hospitals and healing centers in Brazil, Indigenous plant medicine ceremonies in Mexico, and ongoing studies in contemplative and transpersonal traditions. These experiences have deepened my appreciation for the many ways human beings seek healing and meaning across cultures.
I also facilitate retreats, women’s circles, and community gatherings that invite people to reconnect with themselves, each other, and the living Earth. I am especially drawn to creating experiences around the fire, where storytelling, reflection, music, and shared presence remind us of something our ancestors have always known—that healing happens in relationship.
Living in New York’s beautiful Finger Lakes, I feel continually nourished by the land and inspired by its quiet wisdom. My maternal family is of Indian heritage, and my own healing journey includes exploring intergenerational healing and honoring the ancestral threads that have shaped my life.
I believe we are living during a remarkable period of collective awakening. More and more people are questioning old ways of living that emphasize separation, achievement, and material success at the expense of connection and meaning. My hope is to help create spaces where people remember that they are not alone—that healing, belonging, and purpose often emerge when we gather in authentic community and learn to trust the wisdom that already lives within.
