Empowering Transformation Through Intuition, Healing, and Advocacy

Introduction:

Hi, I'm Katrina Dreamer (they/them)—a queer, nonbinary, and chronically ill writer, educator, advocate, energy healer, and dreamworker. I help individuals navigate uncertainty, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and step into their authentic selves.

My Story:

Katrina, a white nonbinary person with short graying hair and blue eyes, smiles at the camera. They are wearing a gray t-shirt and standing outside in front of reeds and a small lake.

From a young age, I felt a deep connection to the unseen realms of dreams and energy. This connection guided me through personal challenges, including navigating a world that often overlooks marginalized identities. My journey led me to explore training in various healing modalities, dreamwork practices, and advocacy roles, all of which have shaped my holistic approach to helping others.

I hold a master’s degree in Consciousness and Transformative Studies with a minor in dream studies, I trained through the graduate level course at Intuitive Way, I received a certificate in mindfulness meditation, and I studied the Seven Homecomings with Lama Rod.

I have presented at the International Association for the Study of Dreams conference multiple times, taught dreamwork workshops at the University of Vermont, and I have an ongoing Social Justice Dreaming workshop at the Dream Portal that starts six weeks before each equinox and solstice.

Mission & Values:

I believe in the transformative power of intuition and the importance of honoring one's unique path. My mission is to provide a safe, inclusive space where individuals can explore their inner landscapes, heal ancestral wounds, and reclaim their personal power. I am committed to:

  • Inclusivity: Embracing and affirming all identities, especially those within the 2SLGBTQIA+, neurodivergent, and disabled communities.

  • Empowerment: Guiding clients to trust their inner wisdom and make decisions aligned with their inner knowing.

  • Compassion: Offering support with empathy, understanding, and respect for each person's unique journey.

What I Love About Doing This Work

After working with me, people feel empowered and transformed. They see things more clearly and can make choices with less angst. I love being able to illuminate their strengths and give them tools that support them on their path.

Why I am the right guide to help you

With more than two decades of experience in intuitive practices, energy healing, and dreamwork, I bring a wealth of knowledge and a compassionate presence to our work together.

My personal experiences as an activist and a queer, nonbinary, and chronically ill individual allow me to deeply understand and resonate with the challenges you may face. Together, we'll navigate these challenges, uncover your strengths, and pave the way for a more empowered and authentic life.

I understand well how intuitive practices have been co-opted for white supremacy and capitalism. I want to help people access their intuitive gifts to help them dismantle systems of oppression and work toward a future in which everyone receives what they need and is cared for in community.

Writing and Podcasting

There are a number of projects and creative endeavors I’m working on!

I am a freelance writer who authors pieces about disability and chronic illness, and I’ve written most recently for Health.com and Tripadvisor. I wrote a chapter in Rebearths: Conversations With a World Ensouled about my relationship with storm energy.

In 2025 I launched the webcomic Chaotic Good and the Banned Bookmobile in which Covid-cautious teens fight book bans and the firing of their beloved school librarian and mentor.

In 2024 I published The Covid Logs with my co-editor Michelle Dawn, about disabled and chronically ill folks’ experiences navigating the ongoing pandemic.

Since 2018 I’ve co-hosted the podcast Dreaming Back to the Earth with Mary Kay Kasper. We discuss the intersections of dreams, earth-based spirituality, and nature.

I’m also an occasional guest on other podcasts, such as A Friend for the Long Haul and OutSources.

You can also find my writing on my blog, and my photography on Instagram.

Deep blue water at the top of the frame and at the bottom are green and purple lilypads and one pink water lily flower, just beginning to open.