Clinton Jarboe studied the shamanic healing arts for thirty years, during which time he operated a traveling practice which allowed him to learn and teach as well as heal.  He traveled extensively, studied with shamans in the First Nations of North America, Celts, Siberian healers, Sufis and the sorcerers of Central and South America.  Using what he learned, Clinton established an effective shamanic protocol which is broadly effective but particularly strong when dealing with clients who have been injured in traumatic accidents.  He was instructed in the skills of shamanic diagnosis and some people regarded him as a competent medical intuitive. 

In his lifetime Clinton had military experience, trained horses, worked on ranches and in logging operations.  Driven trucks, operated heavy machinery, taught high school English, raised, trained and driven harness racehorses.  He’d also written stories for radio, screenplays, and four novels, of which the most recent is The Light of the Magicians.  

His vision was to create a space where persons may both teach and learn, making as many as may possess the desire to come into contact with these techniques at a time when the only thing lacking in the standard allopathic healing model is the intent of the Spirit and the purpose of the Soul.

Clinton passed away in 2013 without completing his vision of a shamanic healing centre.  He is survived by a wife and daughter who will fulfill parts of his vision by sharing his teachings in this website and publish his creative works.