Rene Tonalli is a writer and facilitator supporting people to move through threshold moments in their lives. This includes personal and/or professional inquiries. She is called to accompany growth-oriented individuals to tend to these in-between spaces with care through ritual, intuitive guidance, facilitation, and somatic practices. 

She has spent over a decade studying traditional healing modalities from her Mexican Ancestry. She completed a Mexican Traditional Medicine course at Hoja Santa in 2017, a Transformational Facilitation and Community Healing Arts Training with Vanessa Stone in 2019 and is currently finishing her training as a Psychosomatic Practitioner™ with the Integrative Psych Institute. Her work is in conjunction with the liberation and sovereignty of Indigenous peoples all over the world as she has worked in Indigenous rights and cultural conservation for thirteen years. 

She is grateful to those who have supported her on her journey through teachings, care, and joy – including la Madre Tierra, el maiz, a dear spring she knows, her mother Yolanda, her father Dan, her grandmother Juana, Irma Luz, Teresa Contreras, Baltazar Lizama, Pakcha Samari Vimi, Yasacama Nantu Kashijint, Alexis Slutzky, Katie Root, Nany Zepeda, Kaia Stachel, Jessica Stewart, Spirit Pine family, her husband Sam, and her daughter Ofelia.

She currently lives in the mountains by a river in Northern California