About Jeya Aerenson, OMD

Jeya brings 30+ years of experience supported by a Masters and Doctorate (MOM/OMD) in Chinese Medicine, a Bachelors in Social Work, and certifications from the Center for Mind-Body Medicine, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Subtle Winds Psilocybin Facilitation, and more. She is a respected educator, practitioner, and community member helping people overcome and manage stress, depression, anxiety, and life transitions with a holistic, mind-body approach. 

Jeya understands that everyone learns in their distinctive way, so each group session includes visual, auditory and tactile forms of learning, whether it is facilitating Mind-Body skills, teaching Qi Gong and Acupressure, or coaching individuals. She also mentors certification candidates with the international organization Center for Mind Body Medicine. Jeya’s compassion is apparent when she has worked in trauma relief creating mobile clinics after devastating events – hurricanes, forest fires, landslides, and earthquakes.

Jeya is on the faculty of the Subtle Winds psilocybin facilitation program and is a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in the State of Oregon. She offers group and individual psilocybin microdose educational coaching.

When Jeya isn’t doing the work that she loves, she can be found playing with her wonderful dog Rafa, exploring the spectacular beauty of Oregon, dancing to Cuban rhythms, or in her garden. She spends 1-2 months annually in Oaxaca, México studying Spanish, learning the traditional healing culture, and offering her skills in service projects.

Connect with Jeya to join one of her classes, workshops, or individual coaching to enhance your life using the Mind-Body connection.

Certifications

Oriental Medical Doctorate
Masters in Chinese Medicine
Center for Mind-Body Medicine – Facilitator/Supervisor
Chi Lel Qi Gong – Instructor
Biodynamic Cranio-sacral Therapy – Therapist
Alchemical Healing – Instructor
Oregon Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator
Subtle Winds – Psilocybin Facilitator

Lectures/Workshops

Arizona School for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Benito Juarez University of Oaxaca Medical Department
Canyon Ranch Health Resort
Culture Jam Teen Summer Camp
ISTE – International Society for Technology in Education
Jewish Federation – Stress reduction skills for communities
Moravia, Medellin, Colombia
Providence Institute of Shiatsu
Oregon Dept. of Human Services
Subtle Winds Psilocybin Facilitator Training Program
Trauma Healing Project
U of Arizona Medical Department
U of Oregon Department of Psychology
Vida Alternativa

  – Service

  • Trauma Healing Project – Facilitated mind-body skills groups. Weekly community style acupuncture for stress, anxiety, and depression.
  • Oaxaca Acu-Project – Developed program to teach healthcare providers acupuncture with an emphasis on PTSD. Including collaboration with the Global Acupuncture Project in 2016. In 2017 after the 8.2 earthquake, Jeya lead the disaster relief effort of Proyecto Acupuntura del Pueblo to create mobile clinics and treat communities for their PTSD. 2011- present
  • Culture Jam Teen Empowerment Summer Camp – Integrative first aid, support staff, teach youth self-healing skills
  • Ophelia’s Place – mind-body skills group for young women
  • Jill Heiman Vision Fund – Allocations committee
  • Acupuncturists without Borders – Volunteer/Board of Directors/Instructor. Direct Services and Consultant for treating PTSD after natural disasters
  • Project Homeless Connect – Eugene Oregon
  • Spirit of Service Clinic – Tucson Arizona
  • SERV-OR – Stress reduction skills for hospital workers

There is a morning inside you waiting to burst open into light – Rumi

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