Our Team of Practitioners
Anna Jollymore
Anna is co-founder of the Mortal Path Alliance, as well as founding member of Queer Pagan Folx, which focuses on social justice magic in Chicago and beyond. She is a member of Ashwood Hearth and practices northern shamanic techniques, realm walking, death work, and divination. She is also a certified specialist with the Grief Recovery Institute and is passionate about helping people understand, transform, and transcend their grief into grace. Her professional background spans 15 years of business development, enablement, adult education, and change management.
Anna holds a BA in Linguistics from the University of Iowa and a certificate in Applied Mythology from Pacifica Graduate Institute.
"I want to create things that touch people - to open doors within them that lead to new insight, growth, and sovereignty. I want to help bring magic back into the world by enabling people to claim their power and evolve into their most magical selves. My goal is to increase the number of souls who authentically and joyfully participate in belonging to this time, this place, and this collective consciousness."
Clark Cutchin
Clark is a co-founder of the Mortal Path Alliance and Queer Pagan Folx, a group which focuses on social justice magic in Chicago and beyond. In his practice, he is an elemental magician who is polytheistic and eclectic, over the last decade primarily focusing on nature magic and deities. Clark works with connecting that energy to modern rituals and will-working, particularly in collaboration with other practitioners to develop community. Recently finding his calling to Death Work, he has actively been a guide and psychopomp for those close to death/transitioning and their families using various forms of divination and spiritual tools to ease the transition or uncover issues.
Clark has been reading tarot cards for 20 years and has previously worked with companies like Nordstrom and Trish McEvoy as a guest Reader for their events. In addition, he occasionally teaches his Introduction to Tarot class at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library here in Illinois. He also holds a MA in Communications from Antioch University Seattle’s Center for Creative Change.
Jamie Robinson
Jamie is a proud, outspoken proponent of African Diaspora Religions(ADRs). She is a medium, hoodoo practioner and a Mabon in the New Orleans Voodoo tradition.
Healing through ancestor work and veneration is her primary focus. She is currently studying to be a Doula in both the birth and post partum realms.
Additionally, Jamie is ultra passionate about the grieving process in the African Diaspora community. "The process of death and coping with loss has become such a watered down, westernized avoidance laden charade. It is my goal to demystify the experience of passing on. Helping others form relationships with their ancestors, even in the beyond, is my raison de être."
Please feel free to visit her website:
https://pearlsandgunpowder.com/
Roslyn Ericksen
Roz has a training in NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programing), Coaching, Hypnotherapy and Tarot. She also has a BS in Psychology and Masters from Antioch in Organizational Psychology. I love using Tarot to access belief systems, patterns and family legacy.
“The Tarot embodies symbolical presentations of universal ideas, behind which lie all the implicits of the human mind, and it is in this sense that they contain secret doctrine, which is the realization by the few of truths imbedded in the consciousness of all, thou they have not passed into express recognition by ordinary men.” A.E. Waite, The pictorial Key to the Tarot (1911)