Eleanor Bramwell is a changemaker, mission-driven entrepreneur, and visionary dedicated to creating meaningful systemic change. She is the Co-Founder and Steward of Mandala Springs EcoVillage, Founder of the BodyWise Trauma Institute, and Founder of The Inner Path Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy & Holistic Wellness Center.
Eleanor is deeply passionate about human potential and believes that personal transformation is a catalyst for collective change. Her work sits at the intersection of trauma healing, conscious relationships, regenerative leadership, neuroscience, and psychedelic-assisted transformation, reflecting her belief that individual healing and collective flourishing are deeply interconnected.
Drawing from her extensive training in trauma, attachment, and relational healing, Eleanor integrates Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), Internal Family Systems (IFS), attachment theory, and other evidence-informed approaches into her work as an educator, facilitator, and coach. She specializes in couples work and psychedelic-assisted facilitation, including one-on-one sessions, immersive retreats, and professional training programs.
She has trained extensively with leading organizations and pioneers in the field, including The Gottman Institute, Somatic Experiencing® with Dr. Peter Levine, Attachment theory with Dr. Stan Tatkin, and other advanced trauma-informed modalities.
A sought-after speaker, Eleanor has presented for organizations including Johns Hopkins Hospital, Harvard University, CBS News, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Known for her engaging and accessible teaching style, Eleanor has a gift for translating complex scientific and psychological concepts into practical, emotionally resonant experiences that inspire meaningful insight, connection, and action.