Owl spent his teenage years as a volunteer EMT and eventually became a career paramedic. He was a compassionate provider drawn to helping others. Through this work, along with integrating ancient techniques, he came to find self-compassion and deconstruct his own unhelpful patterns. He then worked hard to develop new patterns and build a framework for the life he was meant to have.
Healing is an individual journey. Not everyone responds to the same treatment, for the body and for the soul, in the same way. Finding true healing is about locating the source of imbalance and then working to restore it. In recent years, Owl has reawakened the shaman inside of him for his own continued healing and as well as for others.
Owl has spent the last few years bringing his message of healing and recovery to the world in the creation of the pioneer, groundbreaking podcast for First Responders that focuses on mental health topics. That led him to speaking around the country at conventions, symposiums, and conferences as a highly sought after authority on these topics. While he truly loves that work, he has found that he is most fulfilled when working one on one with people. He feels honored to share his gifts to help connect others to their own sources of pain and transmute those energies into healing and metamorphosis.
Any and all healing is spirit driven and therefore not one size fits all. Healing doesn’t work like that.
In utilizing the practice of shamanism, Reiki, and a combination of the multitudes of modalities he has studied and worked with over the years, Owl assures you that a session with him will be one of a kind and transformative.
In Shamanism, it is a common traditional practice to change one’s name. Of course, this name is one that holds specific meaning to the individual practitioner. It also is done to symbolize the death and rebirth process that the shaman experiences as he goes through his journey as one who walks with “one foot in this world, and one in the spiritual world” Stephen was given this name based on his spirit animal being an Owl, his favorite color that represents his view on life, and fire symbolizing personal refinement through the burning away of impurities.
Training and Experience-
Peruvian, Celtic, and Native American Shamanism
Teacher- Owl White Feather
Traditional Usui Reiki 1 and 2- 1998
Teacher- Elsie Kerns
Traditional Usui Reiki Master- 2020
Teacher- Dr. Chujiro Hayashi
Ayurvedic Medicine Practitioner
SKY Breath/Sudarshan Kriya- The Art of Living
Taiwanese Pai Hur Chien- White Crane Chi Kung
Grandmaster S.L Martin
Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu- Master Keith Mazza
NJ Certified Peer Recovery Specialist
Rutgers University Center for Alcohol Studies A Journey To Wellness Companion Guidebook- Co-Author
Recovery Coach
CCAR- Center for Addiction Recovery
Former NJ Paramedic 2002-2013
9/11/2001 WTC Rescue Worker
Evesham Township, NJ- Planning Board Member- Current
Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technician
Nephrology Nursing Certification Commission
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant
Certified EKG Technician
Certified Phlebotomy Technician
Certified Electronic Health Record Specialist
Certified Patient Care Technician
National Health Career Association