Hello! I am delighted we have found each other.
I am Aychele Hill, a feminine empowerment leader, a mother, womb wisdom keeper and inner medicine woman who incorporates shamanic healing with curated practices of holistic healing, sacred movement and rituals for the highest expression of self-love & care.
Born and raised in Brazil, I carry the wisdom from my indigenous roots as well as from a comprehensive array of healing modalities I have learned from mentors in my home land, in Canada, France, Belgium and the US.
For over 20 years, I have been bridging ancient wisdom with science and arts, striving to serve as a catalyst for empowering narratives that promote the healing of our relationship with self, others and nature.
My personal journey into motherhood led me into the studies and practice of ancestral and womb healing.
Today I help women to understand, honor and attune to their inner rhythms and cycles, for increased fertility, creativity and ancestral healing.
I am also passionate about helping people to transform old stories into empowering narratives so they can align with their divine wisdom and purpose.
I facilitate individual and group healing sessions, focusing on the reverent connection and conscious relationship with ancestral wisdom, self and nature.
More about my history
I was born in Brazil, the Ancestral land of the Tupi Guarani Indigenous people, my mother being of Native Brazilian, Italian and Portuguese Ancestry and my father of Polish Ancestry.
Brazil is a place with a very strong spirituality, where people have syncretic views on rituals and religious beliefs. The wilderness is abundantly beautiful, and I became a nature’s lover as soon as I put my young feet in the moist earth of my motherland.
I grew up in a small town on the foothills from the chain of mountains that lead to the sea in the Southeast coast of Brazil. The vegetation in that area is lush, with reminiscent bouts of the original Atlantic Forest. Every afternoon, the weather becomes hazy, making it a mystical place.
This is something I never really realized while I lived there, but the place where I grew up has a grounding and healing quality in its environment, which became part of my body and energy constitution.
However, the emotional climate in my childhood home was very difficult – my father suffers from alcoholism and my mother has a lifelong struggle with depression. A great part of of my healing path has unfolded to help me heal from the trauma created in my early years.
I was a shy, introverted child and I loved reading books (I still do).
This passion for stories and knowledge led me into studies of languages and storytelling at the University of São Paulo, in Brazil and at the University of Montreal, in Canada. Through stories and a thirst for creating meaning, I dove as well in a myriad of topics in the fields of health, wellness, arts, philosophy, human anatomy, herbalism, poetry and spirituality.
For me, one of the greatest joys of being alive is to have curiosity and to learn something new everyday.
My awakening/spiritual journey begun with the death of my paternal grandfather when I was seven years old. It was the first time I asked the big questions – Where do we come from? Where do we go after we die? And, most important: What are we doing here and Why do we live?
Since that happening, I have explored many ways for deepening my connection with the unseen, with prayer, ceremonies and rituals as tools to access the spirit worlds.
In my teenage years, I discovered alternative ways to wellness and health and I start studying Traditional Chinese Medicine. I’ve discovered through that ancient wisdom lineage that food is medicine and I fell in love with the eastern ways of a preventative approach to health, which transformed my lifestyle forever.
Parallel to my interest in alternative medicine, wellness and energy healing, I always had a strong interest for the arts, specially singing and poetry.
To help with my shyness, my maternal grandmother encouraged me to enroll in a belly dancing class. It was then that I first got in touch with the feminine arts and started to open up my communication and creative expression.
Dance and performing arts were the pathway to learn more about the body, energy, presence and healing.
In my late teens, I was exploring many dance techniques and sometimes I would get physically hurt, trying to force my body to assume unnatural dance postures and movement sequences created by art directors and choreographers. After getting healing sessions, I would always be impressed by the improvement in my range of motion and energy level- they were even better than before getting hurt!
This sparkled my curiosity and I got enrolled in the School of Reeducation of Movement in São Paulo, where I went to learn the Bertazzo Method, to dance without hurting myself, respecting the proper alignment and range of motion of my articulations. In that school, I’ve developed a passion for human anatomy and physiology, and learned Abhyanga, the traditional Indian Massage technique, as well as the principles of Muscular Chains. It was there that I first felt the power of healing within my hands.
In parallel to my career as a contemporary dancer, I kept studying diverse healing modalities with teachers in Canada, US and Europe, including Osteodynamie, GDS Muscular & Articular Chains, Shiatsu, Reiki, Sound Healing, Meditation, Sufi Healing, Shamanism, Western Herbalism and Ancestral Healing.
In my healing path, Love, Kindness, Forgiveness, Compassion and Personal Responsibility became major points for discovery, awareness and growth.
The latest pivotal moment in my journey was to become a mother in 2019. I am blessed to have had a conscious pregnancy, choosing the path of natural childbirth at home, supported by my amazing midwives and doula. Motherhood has been an initiation in so many levels, which keeps opening my heart for even more expansion, love and understanding of our human condition.
Today, I am honored to serve as a catalyst for healing in my communities. I am everyday grateful and overjoyed to be working with clients who have a genuine interest in cultivating conscious and loving relationships with themselves, their environment, their families, ancestral guides, nature and spirit.