Erika Gagnon is a Canadian ceremonial leader, wisdom keeper, and healer who draws on more than 32 years of experience studying traditional healing practices. Of multiracial heritage, she honors her ancestral lineages but does not identify as First Nations.
Gagnon has spent more than three decades learning from Indigenous elders in North and South America, including in Mexico, Ecuador, Peru, and the United States. Her work explores ancestral wisdom, traditional ceremonies, medicinal plants, and sacred altars. With the blessings of elders she has studied with, she leads temazcal (sweat lodge), tobacco, water blessing, and other traditional healing ceremonies, as well as individual healing sessions.
Gagnon's approach emphasizes each person's innate capacity for healing. She views her role as helping others reconnect with their own wisdom while fostering a deeper relationship with their ancestors, communities, and the natural world.