About the Coalition
More ways to heal. One community across Wyoming and Montana.
Coalition of Healers was created to make healing services easier to find, easier to understand, and easier to connect with across Wyoming and Montana.
Six of the twelve members
01Who we are
A directory, a community, and a clearer path to support.
The Coalition of Healers is a Wyoming and Montana network of practitioners representing many healing modalities, including holistic, alternative, metaphysical, eastern, and western approaches.
Our goal is simple: help people discover trusted healing support while giving practitioners a stronger, more transparent place to be found.
Browse the directory02What we believe
Healing is not one-dimensional.
Different people need different support
Clients should be able to explore their options clearly, and practitioners should have a trusted place to explain who they are and what they offer.
Access should be easier
People should not have to dig through scattered pages, old listings, or word of mouth alone to find healing services near them.
Transparency builds trust
Clear practitioner profiles, service information, locations, and contact options help clients make more confident decisions.
Healers need community
Practitioners do better when they have opportunities to connect, collaborate, share events, and support one another.
03What we do
Built for clients and practitioners.
Help clients discover healing options
The directory gives people a clearer way to browse modalities, locations, practitioner details, events, and contact information.
Help healers become easier to find
Member pages create a consistent, professional place for practitioners to share their services, website, social links, location, and story.
Support education and connection
Events, classes, community updates, and shared promotion deepen the relationship between healers and the people they serve.
Honor multiple healing paths
Western, eastern, metaphysical, holistic, and complementary practices can all play a role in supporting the whole person.
04Our team
The people helping build the Coalition.
Emily Hart
Founder & Director
Emily guides the Coalition’s vision, community standards, practitioner relationships, and long-term direction.
Benjamin Cloud
Webmaster & Director
Benjamin supports the website, member pages, technical structure, visibility, and online experience for the directory.
Pirate the Cat
Security & Pirate
Pirate keeps morale high, monitors suspicious activity, and maintains strict standards around naps and snacks.
05Quick answers
About the Coalition, answered.
A few of the questions we hear most often. Anything else, reach out.
Who runs the Coalition?
The Coalition is led by founder and director Emily Hart, with webmaster and director Benjamin Cloud supporting the website and member pages. It is based in Powell, Wyoming, and works with practitioners across Wyoming and Montana.
Does the Coalition provide healing services itself?
No. The Coalition is a directory and a community, and it is free for the public to use. Every listed healer is an independent practitioner or shop who sets their own fees, so you contact, book, and pay them directly.
What kinds of healing are included?
Holistic, alternative, metaphysical, eastern, western, and complementary approaches all belong here. Current members offer Reiki, massage, tarot, intuitive readings, hypnosis, neurofeedback, coaching, crystal healing, apothecary, natural skincare, and more. The understanding modalities guide explains the differences.
How are members chosen?
Practitioners apply, and the Coalition reviews each application to make sure it aligns with the purpose of the directory and the community. Not every applicant is accepted, and multi-level marketing businesses are not listed or advertised.
Is this a replacement for medical care?
No. Many members offer complementary support that works alongside conventional care. For medical conditions, please keep working with your licensed medical providers, and ask any healer about their scope of practice.
How is the Coalition funded?
Through member dues. Those dues go back into marketing, social media, print and radio outreach, cards and signage for events, website hosting, and ongoing upkeep of the directory.
How can I support the Coalition if I am not a healer?
Follow the Coalition on Facebook, come to a class or gathering, and tell a friend who is looking for support. Word of mouth is still how most people find a healer.