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​Arpita’s calling as a healer has been a lifelong journey of spiritual exploration and inward attunement. Born in Annapolis, Maryland, she spent much of her childhood visiting family in South India, where her maternal grandparents became her first spiritual teachers. Their guidance instilled in her a deep reverence for the sacredness of all beings and continues to inform the way she walks through the world.

 

After college, Arpita left the East Coast in search of adventure, a deeper relationship with nature, and a spiritually connected community. She found her home in Boulder, Colorado, and now resides just outside the city in the quiet village of Eldorado Springs, where she lives and practices surrounded by the grounding presence of the natural world.

 

Her dedication to conscious movement, deep stillness, and sacred connection between mind, body, and spirit inspired her to complete teacher trainings in Ashtanga Yoga, Yoga Therapy, Children’s Yoga, and Mindfulness. In 2022, she completed Julie Kramer’s three-year program in the Art and Practice of Essential Shamanism. Soon after, Arpita opened the doors to her private practice in Eldorado Springs, where she offers integrative spiritual healing rooted in shamanic medicine.

 

In January 2025, Arpita began pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at CU Denver. She is passionate about deepening her understanding of the Western mental health model while maintaining a spiritually informed lens that honors the whole person. For over 25 years, Arpita has worked with young children and families in her community as an educator and advocate. As a practitioner, her vision is to create a safe, sacred, and welcoming space where transformational healing can unfold at each individual’s own pace. She holds space with grounded presence, compassion, and respect for every unique healing journey. Arpita lives in a multi generational home with her family in a peaceful sanctuary on the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

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