Dreamscapes Healing Arts

We love people for a living

We attract professionals and creatives who have dedicated their lives to helping others and creating impact. Some people come to us after being sidelined by “mystery” illnesses (including Covid and Long Covid). 

We create a safe, soothing, healing container with skillful presence and calming care. This helps activate the parasympathetic nervous system so healing can occur at all levels - physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.

We ask nothing of you but a willingness to let go. You begin to realize that something beyond your five senses is at work on your behalf. 

Together with other students, we foster a healing community of deep connection and support. Within this healing community, we can begin to move from a state of “threat assessment” into “pathways of safety.” We learn to approach challenge with curiosity and to develop new perspectives on persistent problems. We help find ways of being at ease in the problem, to build capacity to hold paradox (the great yes/and) and to sit with powerful emotions. In time, we explore the ways this change within us invites a ripple effect in our relationships and vocations.

And we have fun together. Healing can be humorous!

Jessi Browne-White

Jessi Browne-White (she/her & we/us), is an interdisciplinary artist, a certified Karuna®/Holy Fire® III Reiki Master, and teacher who specializes in using creative practices as transformational healing tools.

As co-creator of DHA, Jessi spent 2020-2023 supporting mental health practitioners and women with chronic illnesses such as Long-Covid, ME/CFS, Fibromyalgia, and more.  Her background also includes providing corporate Reiki sessions for stress-relief for PriceWaterhouseCoopers staff in NYC and NJ, as well as providing Reiki care for underserved cancer patients in Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn, NY.

Combining Art + Energy, Jessi started Heart Hugs (A Daily I Love You), a meditative poetry podcast and newsletter created to comfort, hold, and inspire women experiencing anxiety, depression, and chronic illness. 

Jessi has a BA in Theater Performance from James Madison University and more than 25 years of experience in the visual and performing arts with extensive training in both the US and internationally. Her most rewarding public work as a Sing for Hope Piano Artist and Teacher brought hope, healing, and connection to millions of people on the streets and community spaces of New York City. 

A specialist in personal and collective transformation through creative self-expression, Jessi is a vital resource for finding (and maintaining) inspiration and energy for initiating new ideas, exploring materials and processes, and learning how to shift perspectives on persistent problems.