About Us
At Hope Haven, we believe in the power of healing through connection, courage, and compassion, guiding individuals on a transformative journey to reclaim their peace and purpose.
The Yawanawá are an indigenous people residing deep within the Amazon rainforest, primarily along the Gregório River in Brazil’s Acre state. With a rich cultural heritage rooted in spirituality and a profound connection to nature, they are renowned for their traditional healing ceremonies that often involve sacred plant medicines like Ayahuasca and Rapé. Together with our collective experiences and their ancient wisdom, we support you on your healing journey. At Hope Haven, our philosophy is deeply rooted in the belief that healing is a journey of courageous reclamation, never to be walked alone. We are committed to fostering an environment where individuals navigating trauma can reconnect with their emotional, spiritual, and soulful selves by bridging the profound wisdom of indigenous.
Hope Haven is dedicated to supporting veterans and individuals from all walks of life who are navigating the complex aftermath of trauma. We understand that trauma can manifest in many forms, whether stemming from military service, personal experiences, or profound life struggles.
The Experiences
The ceremonies were unlike anything I have ever experienced. Guided by the deep wisdom of the elders, the medicine opened doors I didn’t even know existed within me. I was shown my purpose, my patterns, and my truth, not with judgment, but with love.
Gary Campbell
Chairman, Hope Haven
My time in the jungle was defined by ceremony, including nights around the sacred fire, guided by song and medicine, where the forest itself became a teacher. In that space, I found deep healing, humility, and connection, as each ritual opened my heart to wisdom far beyond words.
Tim Crawshaw
Operations Manager, Hope Haven