Rodasi Campbell is a woman in long-term recovery, a certified, trauma-informed, peer recovery coach, yoga and meditation teacher, neuroscience and healing arts student, and an initiated ceremonialist and guide in ancestral, nature-based medicine practices and circle facilitation. She is the author of Meditation for Badassery and the upcoming book Wild Medicine Recovery.

Rodasi began her study with a local metaphysical teacher guiding her in 1995. She further explored women’s spirituality, herbalism, yogic consciousness practices, and the healing arts in 1999 with a stint working at The Omega Institute for many months.

In late 1999, Rodasi applied for an immersive apprenticeship and training with a Yogic Science community in North Carolina, which lasted 2.5 years. Having graduated as a certified meditation instructor, Rodasi taught in the U.S. and the U.K. for a year and then returned to her home state of Michigan in 2003 when she enrolled in an herbalist and women’s spirituality apprenticeship - her mentor continuing to mentor her to this day and her women’s circle remaining of many of the same women since then.

Rodasi furthered her healing arts studies, becoming a certified Reiki Master and Shiatsu Therapist. She continued her education in the Yogic Sciences, earning two yoga teacher certifications and another meditation trainer certification.

She continued her service and practice of women’s spirituality and herbalism and became an initiated priestess, circle facilitator, and initiator.

Rodasi has always woven ancestral teachings/practices into her life and community offerings. Most recently, she has explored maternal ancestry through her studies with the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids and paternal ancestry through local Odawa Native Indigenous community events and language and herbal studies.

Rodasi has a foundation in traditional 12-step recovery programs and Recovery 2.0. Rodasi earned two peer recovery coach certifications and numerous continuing education credentials, including being a certified Wellbriety Firestarter and trauma-informed professional peer. Rodasi is currently a trainer for other peer coaches at a regional treatment organization.

Rodasi has worked in treatment centers, behavioral health settings, and in service to other peer coaches, sharing her above gifts. She is now working to earn an ICF coaching credential as she continues to offer her experience and passion for an Integrative, Wild Medicine approach to Recovery.