Sandra Santiago (Iya Baba No Ke) comes from a family of seers. She is a second-generation Puerto Rican woman from Chicago. She is a radical educator, activist, and poet. She has been published in Shades of Faith: Minority Voices in Paganism (2012) and in Shade of Ritual (2014)  Sandra is initiated in various branches of African spiritualitu and is a Lukumi Priestess of Obatala. She does integrative light work via reiki and intuitive divination.  She is a certified Reiki Master and is accredited  by  the World Metaphysical Association and The Accreditation Council of Holistic Healers

 

Her work can be defined as decolonization therapy. It is a healing process.  She creates a space where wounded spirits and souls from disenfranchised groups can work to recover from historical trauma, racism, and other collective social ills caused by the long-term negative effects of colonization.  Sandra provides a holistic approach to healing the mind, body, spirit, and soul with the use of sacred and divine energy.   She provides spiritual, womb care support to women who have experienced trauma using traditional and integrative ancestral healing practices.