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Archive of Healing The Archive of Healing™ seeks to provide an approach to wellness that democratizes knowledge while complimenting allopathic modalities.

Reminder! In honor of our revised site and the announcement of the K-Town Archive (the first cultural heritage sister-si...
09/18/2026

Reminder! In honor of our revised site and the announcement of the K-Town Archive (the first cultural heritage sister-site of the Archive of Healing, we have interviewed one of our longtime Advisory Board members. Dr. Wong has lived and worked in Koreatown. Her personal path offers us so much richness as people might be considering their training and work as healers. Her words inspire us to connect personal healing with the community wellness. We are honored she serves on our Advisory Board, and to share her perspectives in this very special topic.

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The new K-Town Archive (KTA) engenders a community-specific approach to archiving cultural heritage. 🇰🇷Drawn from years ...
09/15/2026

The new K-Town Archive (KTA) engenders a community-specific approach to archiving cultural heritage. 🇰🇷

Drawn from years of oral histories, workshops on traditional healing practices, first-person testimonies, photographic collections, and a robust search function that enables users to locate specific key terms, the KTA enables community members to access shared knowledge about wellness and health quickly and without paywalls. 🌿

So excited to announce that the K-Town Archive of Healing is now live! 🎉 Swipe for a preview of the website ⟶The new K-T...
09/10/2026

So excited to announce that the K-Town Archive of Healing is now live! 🎉 Swipe for a preview of the website ⟶

The new K-Town Archive provides a known outlet for the future of KSP projects and enables community members to access - quickly and without paywalls - the shared knowledge about wellness and health from, for, and by an organization in the community. The Archive of Healing finally has its first model of a sister-site completely devoted to a specific community. 🌱

Visit the site at www.ktownarchive.com 🌐

In honor of our revised site and the announcement of the K-Town Archive (the first cultural heritage sister-site of the ...
09/10/2026

In honor of our revised site and the announcement of the K-Town Archive (the first cultural heritage sister-site of the Archive of Healing, we have interviewed one of our longtime Advisory Board members. Dr. Wong has lived and worked in Koreatown. Her personal path offers us so much richness as people might be considering their training and work as healers. Her words inspire us to connect personal healing with the community wellness. We are honored she serves on our Advisory Board, and to share her perspectives in this very special topic.

More about the K-Town Archive, our partnership with the Koreatown Storytelling Program launching this month!Text reads: ...
06/09/2026

More about the K-Town Archive, our partnership with the Koreatown Storytelling Program launching this month!

Text reads: “The K-Town Archive is a project of the Koreatown Storytelling Program – an intergenerational, multilingual, and multiethnic oral history and digital media program teaching ethnographic and storytelling techniques to high school students and older adults. Now expanding to document the Bangladeshi community of Little Bangladesh, the archive bridges cultures, generations, and healing practices for researchers and community members alike.”

We’re getting closer and closer to the launch of the K-Town Archive, coming later this month! Here’s a very tiny sneak p...
06/04/2026

We’re getting closer and closer to the launch of the K-Town Archive, coming later this month! Here’s a very tiny sneak peek of the site interface. Huge thanks to our partners at the Koreatown Storytelling Program for all of their hard work in bringing this project to life.

Text reads: “Welcome to the K-Town Archive — Intergenerational oral history and digital archive preserving lived experience, cultural practices, and collective healing within Los Angeles’ Koreatown community.”

Healer Spotlight: Edith RInconEdith Rincon is an Intuitive Energy Practitioner with over 20+ years of teaching experienc...
06/02/2026

Healer Spotlight: Edith RIncon

Edith Rincon is an Intuitive Energy Practitioner with over 20+ years of teaching experience in the public school system. She now teaches alternative healing methods, mental well-being, and simple daily self-care rituals. Her training and certifications include Reiki Levels 1 and 2, Crystal Healing, Curanderismo, and Yoga.

“[What I do] is considered curanderismo, or shamanism. I honestly like the word in Spanish, bruja, which is “witch.” I really like the meaning of it cause it’s “empowered woman.” I know it has a really bad connotation for some people, you know, they associate it with dark magic and things like that. But the way I see it, it has nothing to do with that. You’re just working with the elements and with nature and, you know, with the universe.”

As a partnership between Koreatown Storytelling Program and the Archive of Healing, the Koreatown Archive will facilitate access to the oral histories and knowledge of practitioners, like Edith Rincon, for community members and researchers alike.

Photo courtesy of the Koreatown Storytelling Program.

Today, we’re revisiting a Special Topics essay by Hanna Young  , the Archive’s Assistant Director, discussing race-relat...
05/28/2026

Today, we’re revisiting a Special Topics essay by Hanna Young , the Archive’s Assistant Director, discussing race-related disparities and clinical bias in eating disorder care.

Young writes, “Eating disorders are most commonly thought of as disorders of affluence. When positioned as a disorder of privilege, marginalized communities are at risk of not being diagnosed with an eating disorder. As a result, marginalized individuals often go without proper support.”

Visit our site (link in bio) to access Young’s full essay and learn more about how to make clinical support and treatment more equitable.

Healer Spotlight: Deisy GutierrezOriginally from Oaxaca, Mexico, Deisy Gutierrez grew up immersed in the ancestral medic...
05/26/2026

Healer Spotlight: Deisy Gutierrez

Originally from Oaxaca, Mexico, Deisy Gutierrez grew up immersed in the ancestral medicine of her Zapotec community, learning from the women in her family. Deisy has completed advanced trainings in soul-based healing and Alphabiotics, and through her personal healing journey, she is now dedicated to supporting the well-being of others as a guide and healer within her community and beyond.

En sus palabras: “En ocasiones nos venden o nos ponen otras ideas de que la sanación está afuera, más sin embargo es dentro porque requerimos dar ese clavado hacia nosotros y … ¿de dónde vienen esas emociones? Porque el cuerpo, los órganos, no enferman de adentro hacia afuera, sino de afuera hacia adentro. Por lo que comes, por las emociones, ¿no? Se acumula todo eso en ciertos órganos del cuerpo.”

In her words: “Sometimes we are sold or given the idea that healing is outside of us, but really it comes from within, because we need to take that deep dive into ourselves and ask: Where do these emotions come from? Because the body, the organs, do not get sick from the inside out, but from the outside in. Because of what you eat, because of emotions, right? All that accumulates in certain organs of the body.”

As a partnership between Koreatown Storytelling Program and the Archive of Healing, the Koreatown Archive will facilitate access to the oral histories and knowledge of practitioners, like Deisy Gutierrez, for community members and researchers alike.

Photo courtesy of the Koreatown Storytelling Program.

Today, we’re revisiting a Special Topics interview with artist and healer Edgar Fabián Frías  discussing how creative an...
05/21/2026

Today, we’re revisiting a Special Topics interview with artist and healer Edgar Fabián Frías discussing how creative and spiritual practices intersect and overlap. (The Archive of Healing has actually done two different interviews with Edgar — we are big fans!)

“Art has a unique capacity to create sacred space, where our deepest emotions, desires, and existential experiences can be held and explored. As a witch, I understand that in ceremony, we carve out this space, reconnecting with the ancestral, the embodied, and the emergent. This sacred process naturally unfolds in art-making as well.”

Visit our site (link in bio) to access the full interview and learn more about Frías and their practice as an artist and healer.

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