About Beth Sturdevant
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Beth Sturdevant is a visionary, guide, and modern-day shaman shaped by many worlds- cellist, mother, teacher, writer, healer, and intuitive practitioner. Her work is devoted to helping people reconnect with their inner truth through awareness, reflection, sound, and community, creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and empowered to grow.
Her life’s journey has carried her across continents, into sacred ceremonies, onto world stages, and deep into the uncharted territory of the human spirit. Each chapter of her evolution has forged the fierce, compassionate, and grounded voice she shares today through her art, her teachings, and her writing.
Beth’s early story began with the cello - an instrument that became both her anchor and her doorway. As a professional musician, she has performed and collaborated with artists including Harry Connick Jr., The Eagles, Il Divo, Train, Hoobastank, and Barbra Streisand. The cello carried her from Broadway pits to international concert halls, and into ceremonies, celebrations, and intimate spaces where music became medicine. For Beth, sound and vibration are a living language of the heart - one that resonates through the body, beyond words, reconnecting people to themselves and to one another.
Her path transformed again through full-time single motherhood - a calling that demanded strength she did not yet know she possessed. Motherhood revealed the raw realities of resilience, devotion, sacrifice, and the warrior spirit required to protect and nurture what matters most. It became both her greatest teacher and her most humbling mirror, shaping her understanding of love, endurance, and rising again after profound trauma and loss.
For nearly a decade, Beth immersed herself in the study and practice of shamanism, spiritual healing, and energy medicine. She has been welcomed into sweat lodges with Lakota warriors, mentored by Indigenous healers, and guided through initiations that reshaped how she listens, sees, and walks in the world. Her healing work blends intuition, lived experience, and an energetic understanding of body, mind, and spirit -offering calm, steady support for those navigating change, grief, transition, or self-discovery.
Beth has led countless healing circles for women and mixed groups, centering on grounding, emotional clarity, and reconnection. She also facilitates one-on-one intuitive sessions, holding space with presence and integrity for those seeking deep healing, insight, and inner harmony. Her work is not about fixing, but about remembering -guiding people back into relationship with their own innate wisdom and truth.
Each summer, Beth leads adventure and empowerment retreats for women in the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate New York. These immersive experiences weave together wilderness, movement, reflection, and ceremony to awaken the inner warrior - the fierce, courageous, resilient spirit that lives within every person. She has also designed and led empowerment workshops and classes for women and teenage girls, supporting them in reclaiming their voice, strength, and embodied knowing.
As a writer, Beth shares her lived experience and spiritual teachings through reflective prose that explores healing, courage, resilience, motherhood, and transformation. She writes to illuminate what is often hidden, to name the unspoken, and to bridge perceived differences - reminding readers of their shared humanity and inner strength.
Beth Sturdevant’s life is a testament to devotion, transformation, and the fire that refuses to be extinguished. She continues to walk the path of the warrior - one who meets life with integrity, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to understanding the human spirit.
Through her writing, her connections, and her teachings, she invites others to rise, to remember, and to reclaim the power of their own stories - returning them to the truth of who they were always meant to be.