Welcome to the Babaylan-Inspired
Practice of Cai Beaulieu

Hello and welcome!

I am a Babaylan-inspired, embodied practitioner and licensed psychotherapist on stolen, Cherokee land (Asheville, North Carolina). My practice is closed to new therapy clients.

While not therapy, my practice is therapy-adjacent, open to therapists as a tending space for living in the in-between—between colonization, survival within its systems, and the longing to return. Together, we orient toward indigeneity, restoration, invitation, and tending the returning to…to body, spirit, ancestors, land, community, and you. We tend this together and make space for what wants to be revealed in its own way and time. I do not rush, fix, or force.

I offer this tending space online and on stolen, Nʉmʉnʉʉ Sookobitʉ (Comanche), Ndé Kónitsąąíí Gokíyaa (Lipan Apache), Coahuiltecan, Tonkawa, and Jumanos land (in Austin, Texas).

I work with therapists whose bodies, lineages, and practices have been shaped by the disruption of indigenous or relationship to indigenous tending—of body, land, ancestors, spirit, and community—and who are returning to or integrating relational ways of healing.

My door is open-no need to wipe your shoes (if you're wearing them). 

Would you like to come in?