The Red Bird Center ia non-profit Multicultural Healing Center located in the forest in southeastern Ohio. We are a Multicultural Healing Center because we honor the wisdom and people of all cultures.

The basic philosophy of the Center is as follows:

• Anyone who seeks to heal can
• Healing is a creative process
• The answers to our healing are as unique as we are
• Personal responsibility in healing is absolutely essential
• Healing that invites Spirit into the experience, honoring the truth of the soul, is the most successful (Each Faith and Culture has a beautiful expression of the Spirit. Honoring the form that is most comfortable to you is best.)

Right now, in our society, we need to heal ourselves and the Earth. Disharmony among the people is great, but so are the healing opportunities. The Center’s Founder, Shianne Eagleheart, and the Staff are dedicated to the healing of the Earth and Her people: all nations, all creeds.

We invite you to visit our photo gallery for 13 years of Red Bird Center history.

Our 12 years has taken us so many wonderful places in the Healing Spirit of the people we have met and in travel around the world, even as far reaching as Sydney, Australia. The photo gallery captures our joy and success in so many beautiful ways. Our circle is strong as the Ancestors bless. We are bringing a multicultural community circle together in healing and in celebration of life and all of its blessings. As you review the photo gallery you will be seeing the following ways the Red Bird Center has responded to community need both here in the state of Ohio, nationally, and internationally.

Photos include:

• Children's events
• Native gatherings
• Community celebrations and Retreat events
• Professional training and healing retreats nationally and internationally
• Volunteer events

Our Services continue with great success!

If you have helped along the way volunteering your time or with funding support you have helped with the following programs in the last year. Thank you! We also express our gratitude to the Kalliopeia Foundation for the grant award for the Wounded Bear Program which has also made this possible.

• Individual/family retreats for victims of trauma and loss
• Youth programs for mentoring, youth at risk, and healing for children who have been abused or neglected
• Veteran's Retreat "Warriors Journey Home - Wounded Bear" and ongoing Veterans services (Special thanks to The Thunder Nation Singers for coming out to sing for our Veteran's and their families! See www.freewebs.com/thundernation/ for more information)
• Services for Native families in Ohio
• Healing programs for those incarcerated
• Ongoing training for professional organizations serving children and adults
• Healing retreat for Women in recovery
• Community gathering events

It has been a pleasure to witness all the healing. So much joy in the compassion and generosity of so many. Yes, there have been challenges. All I see is how these challenges bring out the very best in people. United we can do anything! There are no limits to the human spirit and it has been an honor to be in service to and with so many courageous people. The Creator continues to bless and guide us to very best for all concerned!

How can you continue to help? Please continue to support the Center through donations, collaboration, and volunteering your time.

Upcoming Events:

• Native Peoples Celebrate the Peacemakers
  University of Dayton and SunWatch Indian Village
  October 25 – October 28, 2009
  
  Sunday, October 25: The Wounded Bear: A Modern-day Medicine Story
  10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  
  Monday October 26th: The Peacemaker's Journey: Haudenosaunee Confederacy
  12:00 AM to 12:30 AM
  

For more information on any of our events, visit the News page