Join Us for The Healing Sanctuary Summit
March 28, 2026
Finding Safety, Wholeness, and Strength in a Chaotic World
The Healing Sanctuary Summit is a gathering for those seeking safety, clarity, and wholeness in a world that feels increasingly loud, fractured, and demanding.
This summit brings together researchers, writers, practitioners, and spiritual guides who share a common belief:
healing happens best where there is gentleness, truth, and permission to be human.
Rather than offering quick fixes or rigid answers, The Healing Sanctuary Summit creates a space for listening—to the body, to faith, to lived experience, and to one another. Topics include whole-body healing, nervous-system regulation, family support, embodied movement, emotional stewardship, faith-based resilience, and the return to inner coherence.
Each speaker approaches healing from a different path, yet all point toward the same foundation: safety before change, love before effort, and wholeness over perfection.
This is a summit for families, caregivers, seekers, and individuals who have tried harder—and are now ready to listen deeper.
Topics Include
When Medicine Says “There Is No Hope”: What Families Need to Know
Amalya Oppenheimer
After years inside the pharmaceutical system, Amalya experienced a moral awakening that redirected her life toward independent healing research. In this courageous and compassionate talk, she shares what she has learned about chronic illness, cancer, autism, and gut disorders—especially where conventional conclusions fall short. Rooted in lived experience and faith, Amalya speaks to families who refuse to surrender hope and are willing to explore healing with discernment and courage.
Movement as Listening: How the Body Finds Its Way Back to Balance
Paris Humble
Paris introduces movement as a form of internal dialogue rather than exercise or performance. Through the principles behind Ecstatic Dancie, she demonstrates how self-led, pressure-free movement helps the nervous system release tension naturally. This talk invites participants to trust the body’s intelligence and rediscover regulation through permission, presence, and embodied awareness.
Healing Begins Within: The Power of Thought, Reflection, and Responsibility
Cheri DeShaw
Cheri explores the connection between mindset, emotional awareness, lifestyle choices, and physical health. Through reflection, journaling, and grounded holistic insight, she empowers individuals to reclaim responsibility for their well-being without shame or overwhelm. Healing, she suggests, is not imposed from outside—it grows from the inside out.
Fasting as a Nervous System Reset: Teaching the Body Safety Through Stillness
Daniel Mark Schwartz
Daniel presents fasting not as punishment or performance, but as a practice of biological and spiritual recalibration. This session explores how intentional stillness, digestive rest, and mindful abstinence can regulate the nervous system, reduce internal chaos, and reintroduce the body to safety. Blending physiological insight with spiritual awareness, Daniel reframes fasting as a pathway to coherence rather than deprivation.
Beauty Without Bondage: My Journey from Image to Wholeness
Eydie Forte
In this deeply personal and redemptive talk, Eydie shares her journey from high-fashion cosmetology to a healing-centered understanding of beauty rooted in faith, integrity, and clean living. Drawing from decades inside the luxury beauty industry and her own health challenges, she invites women to rediscover beauty as peace rather than performance. Through grace, forgiveness, and gentle care, Eydie reveals how healing begins when we stop striving for image and return to wholeness.
Healing Begins at Home: Energy, Presence, and Generational Change
Wendy Lynn Johnson
Wendy explores how embodied spiritual practice within the home reshapes family dynamics and creates lasting generational healing. Through gentle energy awareness, emotional presence, and nervous-system calm, she offers practical insight into how parents and caregivers can cultivate safety that ripples outward for years to come. Healing, she reminds us, does not start in a clinic—it starts in connection.
Carried by Grace: Faith, Boundaries, and Emotional Stewardship
Jisun Yoo
Jisun reflects on what it means to live fully known by God while honoring emotional limits and spiritual discernment. In a world that glorifies self-reliance, she offers a quieter strength rooted in prayer, surrender, and healthy boundaries. This talk invites participants to release burdens they were never meant to carry and rediscover healing through anchored faith.
Creating a Life That Feels Safe to Live In
David M Masters
David explores healing as alignment—when purpose, relationships, work, and identity stop pulling against one another. Drawing from his work on love, emotional intelligence, and life design, he reframes healing as the restoration of coherence. Rather than striving harder, he invites participants to build lives rooted in clarity, integrity, and sustainable peace.
Meet the Speakers
Amalya Oppenheimer
Amalya Oppenheimer is a healing researcher, former pharmaceutical insider, and faith-anchored truth-teller who helps families find hope when conventional medicine says there is none. After years inside the pharmaceutical system, she experienced a moral and spiritual awakening that compelled her to leave that world and devote her life to studying healing—especially cancer, autism, gut disorders, and chronic illness.
Driven by lived experience, relentless research, and deep compassion for children and families, Amalya shares knowledge that is often overlooked, suppressed, or dismissed. Her work is rooted in personal testimony rather than theory, and she speaks with the steady authority of a mother, a survivor, and a witness to healing outcomes once labeled “impossible.” Amalya believes healing is not separate from God, but one of the ways divine love expresses itself through courage, learning, and service. She writes and speaks not for recognition, but out of responsibility—because when truth saves lives, it must be shared.
Paris Humble
Paris Humble is the founder of the Ecstatic Dancie movement and a longtime health consultant focused on the body’s natural capacity for regulation, release, and restoration. Her work centers on movement as a listening practice—one that supports the nervous system without force, performance, or expectation. Raised in an environment that questioned conventional approaches to health and healing, Paris is the daughter of Jim Humble, whose work sparked global discussion and controversy. Rather than continuing that conversation directly, Paris chose a quieter path rooted in embodiment, safety, and lived experience.
Through ecstatic dance, she creates spaces where movement is self-led, non-judgmental, and grounded in personal choice. Her approach emphasizes presence over performance and permission over pressure, inviting people to reconnect with their bodies in a way that feels honest and sustainable. Paris’s work speaks to those seeking clarity, resilience, and ease—not by fixing the body, but by trusting it.
Cheri DeShaw
Cheri DeShaw is a writer, wellness advocate, and lifelong explorer of holistic living. Raised in the Pacific Northwest, Cheri grew up with a deep respect for nature, self-reliance, and alternative approaches to health and healing—values that continue to shape her work today. Through her books and articles, Cheri writes with a compassionate, encouraging voice, focusing on the connection between thoughts, lifestyle, emotional well-being, and physical health. Her work invites readers to reclaim personal responsibility for their well-being, trust their inner wisdom, and explore healing paths that honor the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.
Cheri’s writing is grounded, accessible, and reflective, appealing to readers seeking empowerment, self-discovery, and practical insight beyond conventional frameworks. Whether through personal reflection, journaling, or holistic health exploration, her mission is simple: to help others remember that healing, growth, and resilience begin within.
Daniel Mark Schwartz
Daniel Mark Schwartz is a wellness educator and contemplative practitioner who explores the intersection of physiology, spiritual discipline, and nervous-system restoration. His work centers on the body’s innate capacity to return to safety when given space, structure, and intentional stillness. With a deep interest in fasting, metabolic reset, and embodied spiritual practices, Daniel approaches healing not as force or extremism, but as recalibration. He teaches that the nervous system is not an obstacle to overcome, but a guide that must be gently retrained through consistency, quiet, and biological respect.
Drawing from both scientific inquiry and lived experience, Daniel reframes fasting as more than dietary restriction—it becomes a practice of listening, regulating, and restoring coherence between body and spirit. His teaching style is grounded, thoughtful, and invitational, emphasizing safety over intensity and wisdom over impulse. At the heart of Daniel’s message is a simple truth: when the body feels safe, healing becomes possible.
Eydie Forte
Eydie Forte is a faith-centered beauty and wellness practitioner, writer, and compassionate servant-leader who believes that care, when offered with love, is a sacred calling. A former high-fashion model and luxury cosmetics professional, Eydie spent decades working in the beauty industry before choosing a more holistic, purpose-driven path that honors the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.
After experiencing profound personal trials, including major health challenges, Eydie committed her life to sharing the healing power of gentle care, natural living, and the love of Jesus. She is the founder of El Shaddai Atomy Center in the Tacoma/Lakewood area, where she creates calm, welcoming spaces that prioritize safety, dignity, and restoration over pressure or perfection.
Through her writing, teaching, and hands-on work, Eydie encourages women to slow down, listen to their bodies, and rediscover beauty as peace rather than effort. Deeply committed to service, she also carries a global vision to support and protect orphans, believing that true success is measured by how many lives are touched with love, forgiveness, and hope. At the heart of everything she does is a simple message: love heals, forgiveness frees, and every person is precious in the eyes of God.
Wendy Lynn Johnson
Wendy Lynn Johnson is a Reiki Master Teacher and Holistic Energy Specialist whose work has evolved from motherhood to mastery. Grounded in decades of lived experience raising children, guiding families, and walking her own spiritual path, Wendy teaches Reiki as an embodied practice — not simply a modality.
Through Usui Holy Fire® Reiki training and heart-centered education, she empowers individuals, couples, and parents to regulate their energy, deepen intuitive awareness, and create homes rooted in compassion and conscious presence. From motherhood to mastery, she demonstrates that healing lived at home becomes legacy.
Jisun Yoo
Jisun Yoo is a Christian writer and holistic wellness guide who explores faith, identity, and emotional stewardship through a deeply personal and spiritually grounded lens. Through her blog, she reflects on what it means to live fully known by God, to choose faith even in the presence of fear, and to love others without losing oneself. Her writing emphasizes prayer, discernment, and surrender—highlighting the quiet strength found in trusting God rather than carrying burdens never meant to be borne alone.
Drawing from her own marriage, personal growth, and walk with Christ, Jisun invites readers into a slower, more intentional way of living—one rooted in faith, compassion, and spiritual clarity. Her work encourages believers to honor boundaries, listen for God’s voice in silence, and embrace the truth that healing, love, and purpose flow best when anchored in God rather than self-striving.
David M Masters
David M. Masters is a public speaker, author, life and business coach, and founder of olympialifecoach.com, where he helps individuals, creatives, and entrepreneurs reconnect with their purpose, align their work with who they truly are, and build meaningful success without sacrificing their integrity or well-being. He is best known for his 7 Phases of Love framework and his work around Purpose, Message, Passion, and Mission.
Drawing from decades of lived experience, coaching, and deep observation of human relationships, David’s work bridges personal growth, emotional intelligence, spirituality, and practical life strategy. His writing and teaching emphasize clarity over hype, alignment over hustle, and love grounded in discernment rather than idealism. David is known for his calm, grounded voice and his ability to translate complex inner experiences into clear, usable insights. His work resonates with those who have outgrown surface-level motivation and are ready to live, love, and lead with greater awareness, honesty, and purpose.
Books By Our Guest Speakers












“Expose Child Abuse Using Curandero Therapy”
“Are You an Adult Survivor of Religious Child Sexual Abuse?”
“What’s wrong with me? Adult symptoms of abuse as a child.”
“What Are You Hiding From?”
“Neurobiology of Child Neglect and Abuse”
“Narcissistic Parents: Recognizing abuse”







