



"Medicine is more than what we take when we are unwellโitโs how we listen, how we lead, how we care. Itโs found in our presence, in our relationships, and in the way we serve. True medicine is lived, shared, and embodied every day."
-Mindi K. Counts, Founder of medicine people
At Medicine People, we hear the world calling on us to gather, to listen deeply, and to serve.
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๐ฟ Medicine People is a sanctuary for individuals, families, and communities seeking to reclaim and deepen their inherent connection to Mother Earth and all sentient beings.
โค๏ธโ๐ฉน We are a collective of heartfelt humans with a strong calling to heal and to serve. At Medicine People, we work to strengthen our connection with our innate wisdom and offer it up to our world as medicine. - ๐ Through world schooling programs, immersive retreats, specialized training, and a thriving international community of Medicine People, we guide fellow seekers in developing a community of care for the people, for the beings, and for the land in which they serve.


What We Offer
- ๐ World Schooling Programs - Families are given the opportunity to immerse deeply into Nepali culture and experience supportive, family-centered community.
- ๐ฟ Transformative Retreats โ Experience healing immersions with experts in the health and wellness community.
- ๐ Comprehensive Trainings โ Learn from master healers, lifelong grassroots activists, and Indigenous wisdom keepers.
- ๐ Global Healing โ Through our global network of Medicine People, we offer pop-up clinics serving some of the most impoverished communities around the world.
- ๐ Join us. Reclaim your medicine offering. Transform the world.
A Community for Those Called to Serve
Whether you’re just waking up to the call to of community and service or you’re a seasoned practitioner with a lifetime of service under your belt, Medicine People offers a sacred space to explore, rest, learn (unlearn), and contribute to a collective vision of healing for all sentient beings. Our commitment is first and foremost to community.



