Waverly Davis (she/her) is a trauma-informed facilitator, space holder, and multidimensional mother. Her work weaves together sacred space, sound, and somatics and has supported thousands of people around the world in living with more presence.

She’s studied plant medicine facilitation and space holding with an indigenous Mexican medicine woman in the Mazatec lineage. She’s a graduate of Linda Thai’s Certificate in Somatic Embodiment and Regulation Strategies and Charlotte James’ Psychedelic Liberation Training program, focused on decolonization and collective liberation. She is a member of the Native American Church and regularly attends Lakota inipi ceremonies (sweat lodges) and has sat in indigenous-led plant medicine ceremonies, most recently with indigenous elders from the Kuntanawa and Huni Kuni peoples of the Brazilian Amazon. She also holds a Master’s degree in Urban and Environmental Planning, with a specialization in Community Engagement and Facilitation from the University of Virginia.

Waverly, her husband, and twins live and steward land in the mountains of Crozet, Virginia, on unceded Monacan territory, less than a mile from where her Irish ancestors settled in the mid-1700s. She is of Sicilian, Italian, Irish, Scottish, and English ancestry. Her work is rooted in my values of presence, integrity, compassion, reciprocity, authenticity, responsibility, creativity, and collaboration.