Sarah Salter Kelly

Inspirational talk & Healing Circle
2022-09-20 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Chicago) | Renewed Reslience, 4810 - 50ave, Leduc, Alberta, T9E 6X9, Canada
Stories help us heal. We discover our own resliency when inspired by anothers ability to rise to the challenges of life. This guides us to discover our own courage and power to transform.
In this one of a kind event, Sarah Salter Kelly shares her experience of her mothers homicide as a template to support others in moving into the underworld territory of trauma. Through her inspirational story she offers foundational teachings to guide you in trusting that not only have you had the right life experiences, you have the resources within yourself to address them and transform them. She offers simple, practical, and powerful insights for the metabolization of trauma in day to day life.
Her book, Trauma as Medicine, is based on two primary philosophies: First, we have come to this planet to learn lessons and everything we need to grow is found in the heart of our experiences. Second, the world around us is made of an intelligent matrix of consciousness – life force – that we are in fact a part of, and we may cultivate our relationship with this life force to generate healing.
Our event also includes a Healing circle and guided meditation to support you in practicing these concepts directly.
Cost: $30 pre-register via e-transfer to sarahsalterkelly@gmail.com
Bio – Years of training in spiritual healing and personal growth, as well as a focus on earth based traditions – particularly shamanism – enable Sarah to present a guide to freedom, compassion and authentic forgiveness. She provides a path in the very life lessons which lie before us: those found at the heart of our trauma.
Website: Sarahsalterkelly.com
For those interested in reading her book prior to attending – it is available here: Trauma as Medicine | Sarah Salter Kelly or alternately pick one up at Renewed Resilience in Leduc
“This book provides not only a story of tremendous healing but gifts the reader a thorough roadmap to navigate our own healing and ultimately contribute to the collective wellbeing of our planet. Sarah provides many pertinent reflections on our collective relationship to the First peoples of this land and the role required of each of us.” Teresa Callihoo, MBA, Wetaskiwin AB
“Sarah’s talk was informative, inspirational, and approachable. She shares her story very clearly and with a sense of humour that makes participants feel welcome and awed. I highly recommend reading her book and attending her talks. We would love to have her back.” Channing Stenhouse, Director Peace River Public Library
“A riveting read. Sarah really grips your attention every step of the way with her personal stories. Her approach is very relatable and easy to understand. A great book for those who are dipping their toes in their own healing, as Sarah creates a clear and easy format to understand tools of healing, stages of healing and how to work with them. Also a great read for any veterans on the healing path, as everyone can use a reminder or a different perspective in our continuous healing and growth. This book is for everyone.” Dannika,Gaia Rising Nelson BC
“By mindfully melding the personal and the professional of what shared-humanity can mean when tragedy befalls us, Sarah Salter-Kelly offers hope, healing, and powerful medicine in this rich and thoughtful book.” Margot Van Sluytman, Poet & Award Winning Restorative Justice Researcher

Private sessions Leduc Alberta 20 & 21
2022-09-20 11:00 - 18:00 (America/Denver) | Alberta
Message me to book
Sarahsalterkelly@gmail.com

Interview with Marianne Williamson Live
2022-09-14 17:00 (America/Denver) | Alberta
This is a miracle. I can’t believe it is happening and I am so excited.
Join Mariannes substack subscriber group to be a part of it.

Edmonton Book Signing at Audreys
2022-09-14 11:00 - 13:30 (America/Denver) | Alberta

Kelowna Book Signing
2022-08-28 11:00 - 16:00 (America/Denver) | Alberta

Penticton Inspirational Talk & Desserts
2022-08-06 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | Blissful Belly Whole Foods, 98 White Avenue, Penticton, BC
Stories helps us heal. We find ourselves in the capacity another discovers to face the impossible, it enables us to meet the challenges in our own lives, with a little more grace and a little more love.
In this one of a kind evening event, Sarah Salter Kelly shares her experience of her mothers homicide as a template to support others in moving into the underworld territory of trauma. Through her inspirational story she offers foundational teachings to guide you in trusting that not only have you had the right life experiences, you have the resources within yourself to address them and transform them. She offers simple, practical, and powerful insights for the metabolization of trauma in day to day life.
Her book, Trauma as Medicine, is based on two primary philosophies: First, we have come to this planet to learn lessons and everything we need to grow is found in the heart of our experiences. Second, the world around us is made of an intelligent matrix of consciousness – life force – that we are in fact a part of, and we may cultivate our relationship with this life force to generate healing.
Our event is hosted by Blissful Belly Whole foods and includes desserts coffee and tea.
Bio – Years of training in spiritual healing and personal growth, as well as a focus on earth based traditions – particularly shamanism – enable Sarah to present a guide to freedom, compassion and authentic forgiveness. She provides a path in the very life lessons which lie before us: those found at the heart of our trauma.
For those interested in reading her book prior to attending – it is available here: Trauma as Medicine | Sarah Salter Kelly Alternately there will be books for sale at the event.
Tickets: $20 in advance via etransfer to sarahsalterkelly@gmail.com
$30 at the door – limited seating.
“This book provides not only a story of tremendous healing but gifts the reader a thorough roadmap to navigate our own healing and ultimately contribute to the collective wellbeing of our planet. Sarah provides many pertinent reflections on our collective relationship to the First peoples of this land and the role required of each of us.” Teresa Callihoo, MBA, Wetaskiwin AB
“Sarah’s talk was informative, inspirational, and approachable. She shares her story very clearly and with a sense of humour that makes participants feel welcome and awed. I highly recommend reading her book and attending her talks. We would love to have her back.” Channing Stenhouse, Director Peace River Public Library
“A riveting read. Sarah really grips your attention every step of the way with her personal stories. Her approach is very relatable and easy to understand. A great book for those who are dipping their toes in their own healing, as Sarah creates a clear and easy format to understand tools of healing, stages of healing and how to work with them. Also a great read for any veterans on the healing path, as everyone can use a reminder or a different perspective in our continuous healing and growth. This book is for everyone.” Dannika,Gaia Rising Nelson BC
“By mindfully melding the personal and the professional of what shared-humanity can mean when tragedy befalls us, Sarah Salter-Kelly offers hope, healing, and powerful medicine in this rich and thoughtful book.” Margot Van Sluytman, Poet & Award Winning Restorative Justice Researcher

Penticton Book Signing
2022-08-06 11:00 - 15:00 (America/Denver) | Alberta

Grand Forks Healing Circle & Inspirational Talk
2022-06-24 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | 4th Street Studio, Grand Forks, BC
Sarah Salter Kelly shares her experience of her mothers homicide as a template to support others in moving into the underworld territory of trauma. Through her inspirational story she offers foundational teachings to guide you in trusting that not only have you had the right life experiences, you have the resources within yourself to address them and transform them. She offers simple, practical, and powerful insights for the metabolization of trauma in day to day life.
Her book, Trauma as Medicine, is based on two primary philosophies: First, we have come to this planet to learn lessons and everything we need to grow is found in the heart of our experiences. Second, the world around us is made of an intelligent matrix of consciousness – life force – that we are in fact a part of, and we may cultivate our relationship with this life force to generate healing.
Our event also includes a Healing circle and guided meditation to support you in practicing these concepts directly.
Bio – Years of training in spiritual healing and personal growth, as well as a focus on earth based traditions – particularly shamanism – enable Sarah to present a guide to freedom, compassion and authentic forgiveness. She provides a path in the very life lessons which lie before us: those found at the heart of our trauma.
For those interested in reading her book prior to attending – it is available New West Health Food Store, the Board Room or Gallery 1 in town. Alternately there will be many available at the event.
Purcahse tickets in advance via etransfer for $20 to sarahsalterkelly@gmail.com or $30 at the door.
“This book provides not only a story of tremendous healing but gifts the reader a thorough roadmap to navigate our own healing and ultimately contribute to the collective wellbeing of our planet. Sarah provides many pertinent reflections on our collective relationship to the First peoples of this land and the role required of each of us.” Teresa Callihoo, MBA, Wetaskiwin AB
“Sarah’s talk was informative, inspirational, and approachable. She shares her story very clearly and with a sense of humour that makes participants feel welcome and awed. I highly recommend reading her book and attending her talks. We would love to have her back.” Channing Stenhouse, Director Peace River Public Library
“A riveting read. Sarah really grips your attention every step of the way with her personal stories. Her approach is very relatable and easy to understand. A great book for those who are dipping their toes in their own healing, as Sarah creates a clear and easy format to understand tools of healing, stages of healing and how to work with them. Also a great read for any veterans on the healing path, as everyone can use a reminder or a different perspective in our continuous healing and growth. This book is for everyone.” Dannika,Gaia Rising Nelson BC
“By mindfully melding the personal and the professional of what shared-humanity can mean when tragedy befalls us, Sarah Salter-Kelly offers hope, healing, and powerful medicine in this rich and thoughtful book.” Margot Van Sluytman, Poet & Award Winning Restorative Justice Researcher

Kelowna Indigo Book Signing
2022-06-23 11:00 - 19:00 (America/Denver) | Indigo Books, 2271 Harvey avenue, Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6H2, Canada
Come out to Orchard park mall today in Kelowna, pick up a signed copy of Trauma as Medicine and chat with me about your own healing journey.

Kaslo BC, Book Launch & Healing Circle
2022-06-15 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | Sentinel Retreat Centre, 5278, Amundensen road, Kaslo, BC, V0G 1M0
Sarah Salter Kelly shares her experience of her mothers homicide as a template to support others in moving into the underworld territory of trauma. Through her inspirational story she offers foundational teachings to guide you in trusting that not only have you had the right life experiences, you have the resources within yourself to address them and transform them. She offers simple, practical, and powerful insights for the metabolization of trauma in day to day life.
Her book, Trauma as Medicine, is based on two primary philosophies: First, we have come to this planet to learn lessons and everything we need to grow is found in the heart of our experiences. Second, the world around us is made of an intelligent matrix of consciousness – life force – that we are in fact a part of, and we may cultivate our relationship with this life force to generate healing.
Our event also includes a Healing circle and guided meditation to support you in practicing these concepts directly.
Bio- Years of training in spiritual healing and personal growth, as well as a focus on earth based traditions – particularly shamanism – enable Sarah to present a guide to freedom, compassion and authentic forgiveness. She provides a path in the very life lessons which lie before us: those found at the heart of our trauma.
Website: Sarahsalterkelly.com
For those interested in reading her book prior to attending – it is available at Sunny Side naturals in Kaslo or at Gaia Rising in Nelson, alternately order it here: Trauma as Medicine | Sarah Salter Kelly
“This book provides not only a story of tremendous healing but gifts the reader a thorough roadmap to navigate our own healing and ultimately contribute to the collective wellbeing of our planet. Sarah provides many pertinent reflections on our collective relationship to the First peoples of this land and the role required of each of us.” Teresa Callihoo, MBA, Wetaskiwin AB
“A riveting read. Sarah really grips your attention every step of the way with her personal stories. Her approach is very relatable and easy to understand. A great book for those who are dipping their toes in their own healing, as Sarah creates a clear and easy format to understand tools of healing, stages of healing and how to work with them. Also a great read for any veterans on the healing path, as everyone can use a reminder or a different perspective in our continuous healing and growth. This book is for everyone.” Dannika,Gaia Rising Nelson BC
“By mindfully melding the personal and the professional of what shared-humanity can mean when tragedy befalls us, Sarah Salter-Kelly offers hope, healing, and powerful medicine in this rich and thoughtful book.” Margot Van Sluytman, Poet & Award Winning Restorative Justice Researcher
Tickets: Purchase via etransfer to sarahsalterkelly@gmail.com alternately phone to use credit card 1-780-314-9150

Airdrie Inspirational Talk & Healing Circle
2022-06-03 19:00 - 21:30 (America/Chicago) | The Spirit Within Canda, 117 main st N, Airdrie, Alberta, T4B 0R3, Canada
Sarah Salter Kelly shares her experience of her mothers homicide as a template to support others in moving into the underworld territory of trauma. Through her inspirational story she offers foundational teachings to guide you in trusting that not only have you had the right life experiences, you have the resources within yourself to address them and transform them. She offers simple, practical, and powerful insights for the metabolization of trauma in day to day life.
Her book, Trauma as Medicine, is based on two primary philosophies: First, we have come to this planet to learn lessons and everything we need to grow is found in the heart of our experiences. Second, the world around us is made of an intelligent matrix of consciousness – life force – that we are in fact a part of, and we may cultivate our relationship with this life force to generate healing.
Our event also includes a Healing circle and guided meditation to support you in practicing these concepts directly.
Tickets: $44 via etransfer to melissa.porter@telus.net or alternately pay in the store
Bio – Years of training in spiritual healing and personal growth, as well as a focus on earth based traditions – particularly shamanism – enable Sarah to present a guide to freedom, compassion and authentic forgiveness. She provides a path in the very life lessons which lie before us: those found at the heart of our trauma.
Website: Sarahsalterkelly.com
For those interested in reading her book prior to attending – it is available here at all Spirit within Canada locations!
“This book provides not only a story of tremendous healing but gifts the reader a thorough roadmap to navigate our own healing and ultimately contribute to the collective wellbeing of our planet. Sarah provides many pertinent reflections on our collective relationship to the First peoples of this land and the role required of each of us.” Teresa Callihoo, MBA, Wetaskiwin AB
“Sarah’s talk was informative, inspirational, and approachable. She shares her story very clearly and with a sense of humour that makes participants feel welcome and awed. I highly recommend reading her book and attending her talks. We would love to have her back.
”Channing Stenhouse, Director Peace River Public Library
“A riveting read. Sarah really grips your attention every step of the way with her personal stories. Her approach is very relatable and easy to understand. A great book for those who are dipping their toes in their own healing, as Sarah creates a clear and easy format to understand tools of healing, stages of healing and how to work with them. Also a great read for any veterans on the healing path, as everyone can use a reminder or a different perspective in our continuous healing and growth. This book is for everyone.” Dannika,Gaia Rising Nelson BC
“By mindfully melding the personal and the professional of what shared-humanity can mean when tragedy befalls us, Sarah Salter-Kelly offers hope, healing, and powerful medicine in this rich and thoughtful book.” Margot Van Sluytman, Poet & Award Winning Restorative Justice Researcher

Rocky Mountain House Author Speaker talk & book signing
2022-05-31 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Chicago) | Rocky Mountain House Public Library, 4922 52st, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, T4T 1B1, Canada
Sarah Salter Kelly shares her experience of her mothers homicide as a template to support others in moving into the underworld territory of trauma. Through her inspirational story she offers foundational teachings to guide you in trusting that not only have you had the right life experiences, you have the resources within yourself to address them and transform them. She offers simple, practical, and powerful insights for the metabolization of trauma in day to day life.
Her book, Trauma as Medicine, is based on two primary philosophies: First, we have come to this planet to learn lessons and everything we need to grow is found in the heart of our experiences. Second, the world around us is made of an intelligent matrix of consciousness – life force – that we are in fact a part of, and we may cultivate our relationship with this life force to generate healing.
Bio – Years of training in spiritual healing and personal growth, as well as a focus on earth based traditions – particularly shamanism – enable Sarah to present a guide to freedom, compassion and authentic forgiveness. She provides a path in the very life lessons which lie before us: those found at the heart of our trauma.
For those interested in reading her book prior to attending – it is available here: Trauma as Medicine | Sarah Salter Kelly
“This book provides not only a story of tremendous healing but gifts the reader a thorough roadmap to navigate our own healing and ultimately contribute to the collective wellbeing of our planet. Sarah provides many pertinent reflections on our collective relationship to the First peoples of this land and the role required of each of us.” Teresa Callihoo, MBA, Wetaskiwin AB
“Sarah’s talk was informative, inspirational, and approachable. She shares her story very clearly and with a sense of humour that makes participants feel welcome and awed. I highly recommend reading her book and attending her talks. We would love to have her back.” Channing Stenhouse, Director Peace River Public Library
“A riveting read. Sarah really grips your attention every step of the way with her personal stories. Her approach is very relatable and easy to understand. A great book for those who are dipping their toes in their own healing, as Sarah creates a clear and easy format to understand tools of healing, stages of healing and how to work with them. Also a great read for any veterans on the healing path, as everyone can use a reminder or a different perspective in our continuous healing and growth. This book is for everyone.” Dannika,Gaia Rising Nelson BC
“By mindfully melding the personal and the professional of what shared-humanity can mean when tragedy befalls us, Sarah Salter-Kelly offers hope, healing, and powerful medicine in this rich and thoughtful book.” Margot Van Sluytman, Poet & Award Winning Restorative Justice Researcher
