Amy Taylor
Vetted Orykl Practitioner

Amy Taylor

“Wellbeing”

  • Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
  • English
  • Female
  • Beginner to familiar clients
Personality
Direct Grounded Supportive
Modalities
Reiki
Short bio

About Amy

I work mostly with people who've hit a wall with their health — chronic illness, thyroid issues, fatigue, reproductive challenges, long COVID — and feel like conventional medicine has run out of answers. My entry point is always the physical: I start with what the body is doing, and then we follow that thread wherever it leads, whether that's into stuck emotions, old beliefs, or something deeper. I'm what I'd call low woo — earthy, practical, more herbal witch than spiritual guide. I teach as I go, so you leave with tools you can actually use on your own.

An Orykl Session

What to expect

Sessions start with a check-in — what's going on, what have you tried. From there, muscle testing maps the physical picture before moving into the layers beneath: energy, emotion, belief, story. About midway through, the pace shifts into a guided meditation drawing on Reiki and shamanic journeying — slow, inward, often surprising. People tend to surface quietly. You'll receive session notes afterward and an open door for follow-up questions. Most people leave with a clearer thread to pull on, and a sense that their body was trying to tell them something all along.

The longer story

How Amy got here

I came into this work the hard way.

For years I was an undiagnosed empath with no framework for understanding why I felt so terrible so much of the time — what was mine, what belonged to everyone around me, what was my body signaling about something I hadn't yet understood.

On top of that, I was dealing with a long list of conditions: depression, anxiety, insomnia, chronic fatigue, hormonal issues, osteoporosis, digestive problems, acne.

I wasn't someone who came to energy work out of curiosity. I came because I was desperate, and nothing else had worked.

What followed was years of self-directed learning — Reiki, muscle testing, pendulum dowsing, shamanic journeying, herbalism, nutritional research. Not as a spiritual career path, but as pure necessity. I had to figure out what was wrong with me, and these were the tools that actually moved things.

When I contracted COVID in early 2020 and spent months navigating long-haul symptoms, I used the same practices to work my way through it. That experience gave me specific, current knowledge about post-viral recovery that I now bring directly to clients.

I live in a cottage in the woods in Fairbanks, Alaska — which probably tells you something about my sensibility. I'm not drawn to high-ceremony or spiritual identity. I think of myself as the earthy person you go to when something's wrong and you want someone to look at the whole picture: what the body is doing, what the emotions are carrying, what beliefs have been running the show.

My Celtic ancestry and familiarity with Alaska Native traditions both inform how I think about healing, though I hold them lightly rather than performing them.

What I seem to do best is connect things. People often say after a session that they've never had someone pull together the physical, emotional, and spiritual threads in a way that actually made sense before.

I teach as I work — I'm not interested in being the authority; I'm interested in evening the playing field so you can keep going after we're done. If you come in with a specific health concern and you're ready to follow it wherever it leads, that's when this work tends to really open up.

Areas of focus

Specialisations

Relationships & Love Career Work & Creativity Purpose Direction & Identity
Spiritual Awakening & Growth Physical Wellbeing Healing & Support Spiritual Connection (Loved Ones & Pets) Emotional Healing
Credentials & Awards

Training & recognition

Reiki Master International Association of Reiki Professionals Completed in 2002