Shirin Eghtessadi dreams, creates, and writes in collaboration with mushrooms, trees, and other witches—about community, healing, and a life sustained by love, care, and freedom. Shirin’s texts weave together personal experience and social transformation with the wisdom of ancestors and in-between worlds.
As a coach and supervisor, Shirin accompanies people toward connection, self-love, and a form of social justice that is rooted in the body. As a deathcare practitioner, Shirin supports people in their encounters with death and dying—through shared sensing and speaking about what is ready to go, and the poetic reassembling of what is meant to remain.
