UNDER THE EAGLE’S WING
MENTORSHIP 2026
A Six-Month Journey of Remembering, Reciprocity, and Belonging
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ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Under the Eagle’s Wing Mentorship
When the world feels fragmented and the path uncertain, we are called to remember: to come home to the Earth, to each other, and to the unseen worlds that guide us.
The Under the Eagle’s Wing Mentorship is the entryway into Eagle School — a six-month journey of remembering who we are in relationship with all beings. Rooted in my Lakota heritage, this mentorship invites you to walk a path of reverence and relationality through story, ceremony, meditation, and experiential learning.
While I do not teach Lakota ceremonies or techniques, every lesson arises from that lineage — from lived experience and a lifelong apprenticeship with the natural world.
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Walking the Medicine Wheel
Together, we journey around the Medicine Wheel, exploring the emotional landscapes of fear, grief, shame, and anger as teachers rather than obstacles.
You will learn to listen deeply to the voices of plants, stones, ancestors, and guides — and to receive their medicine through direct relationship.
Through this embodied learning, you’ll begin crafting your own plant and stone medicines and strengthening your ability to hold balance and reciprocity in your daily life and healing work.
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Structure of the Program
From February through July 2026, we gather one weekend each month for immersive, in-person teachings—location TBA - no more than a 90-minute drive from downtown Portland, Oregon. Between immersions, monthly Community Weaving gatherings and small cohort circles (online and in-person) offer ongoing reflection, integration, and support.
These spaces are where lasting community forms — where insight becomes practice and connection becomes belonging.
- Immersion Weekends: Feb. 21-22, March 21-22, April 18-19, May 30-31, June 26-27, July 25-26
- Community Weaving (in-person & online): March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11, July 16
Small Co-hort
- Gatherings: once a month, determined by each group
Who This Program Is For
This mentorship is for sensitive individuals, seekers, and emergent healers longing for grounded spiritual practice, authentic community, and a way of walking in the world rooted in reciprocity.
No prior experience is necessary — only a willingness to listen deeply and participate in the weaving of the hoop.
Mentorship 2026 Schedule
Immersion Weekends
Our weekend immersions are the heart of the Mentorship—days devoted to ceremony, storytelling, meditation, plant and stone studies, and tending the hoop in community.
Schedule: Saturdays 9:30 am – 5:00 pm | Sundays 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Dates: February 21 & 22 | March 21 & 22 | April 18 & 19 | May 30 & 31 | June 26 & 27 | July 25 & 26
Community Weaving Gatherings
Our community weaving evenings help us stay connected between immersions—times devoted to reflection, storytelling, questions, and tending the hoop of practice and community.
Schedule: Thursdays 6:00 – 8:00 pm (in-person & online)
Dates: March 12 | April 9 | May 14 | June 11 | July 16
Small Cohorts
Each participant will belong to a small cohort that meets once a month. These peer-led circles are spaces for intimacy, accountability, and co-mentorship.
Cohorts use the Thinkific discussion prompts as a guide for their time together. Each group determines its own rhythm and may meet in person or online.
Why This Work Matters
When we heal our relationship with ourselves, we heal our relationship with the Earth.
In a time of cultural fragmentation, this work restores the ancient rhythm of community and reminds us that belonging is not something we earn — it is our birthright.
Tuition & Reciprocity
Tuition
Full Tuition: $5,200
Early Bird Tuition: $4,800 — available through January 1, 2026
Tuition includes:
- Six immersive weekend gatherings
- Monthly Community Weaving sessions
- Ongoing mentorship through online circles and discussion forums
- All course materials and access to a private online learning platform
There is no deposit required. Once accepted into the program, tuition may be paid in full or through a monthly payment plan that begins at registration.
If you need a different rhythm of payment, please reach out — we are happy to find a balance that honors both your circumstances and the integrity of the teachings. If you want to apply for partial tuition support, please note this on your application.
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Reciprocity Fund
The Reciprocity Fund supports accessibility for participants who identify as Indigenous, BIPOC, or otherwise under-resourced.
This fund is entirely community-supported — fueled by the generosity of alumni, friends, and those able to contribute beyond their own tuition. Awards depend solely on the amount raised each year and therefore cannot be guaranteed.
If you would like to contribute to the fund or apply for partial tuition support, please note this on your application.
Contribute to the Reciprocity Fund
Application Process
- Complete and submit your online application.
- Schedule a short phone interview with Shayne.
- If accepted, select your payment option and finalize enrollment.
Spaces are limited, and early applications are prioritized for acceptance and tuition discounts.
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ABOUT SHAYNE
Shayne Case is a mother, healer, writer, medicine maker, and an enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.
Born of the forests in southwestern Germany and hand-fed by the prairie ghosts of her Lakota ancestry,
Shayne derives her inspiration from these two disparate landscapes. She uses her innate gift of communicating with the spirits to help guide others towards deeper understanding, growth, and healing.
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