Oakhenge Houses of Healing

Oakhenge Houses of Healing Welcome to Oakhenge—your sanctuary for herbalism, sound healing, and Reiki in the KWCG area. Experience transformative healing and growth with us.

Our expert team offers tailored sessions that nurture your mind, body, and spirit.

Some things are meant to be met in shared space.Not read about.Not watched from a distance.But experienced, together.If ...
01/12/2026

Some things are meant to be met in shared space.

Not read about.
Not watched from a distance.
But experienced, together.

If you feel the quiet pull toward what’s unfolding next,
upcoming ga nts are here:

oakhenge.ca/events





Not every pause is discernment.Not every hesitation is wisdom.
01/12/2026

Not every pause is discernment.
Not every hesitation is wisdom.





Some signals don’t argue.They wait.
01/12/2026

Some signals don’t argue.
They wait.





01/12/2026

There’s a moment when being careful stops being wisdom�and starts being fear.
If you feel the pull,�that’s the sign.
Walk anyway.
� � � � �

Leftover lamb.Bones simmered low with garlic, onion, and herbs.Nothing rushed. Nothing wasted.Tonight it becomes a tradi...
01/12/2026

Leftover lamb.
Bones simmered low with garlic, onion, and herbs.
Nothing rushed. Nothing wasted.

Tonight it becomes a traditional Scottish lamb stew,
gluten free, thickened gently with cornstarch,
served over mashed potatoes.

Winter food. Lineage food.
The kind of meal that holds a household.







Recipe: Traditional Scottish Lamb Stew (Gluten Free)

Ingredients

For the stew:

Leftover cooked lamb, chopped

Lamb bone broth (from boiled bones with garlic, onion, herbs)

1 large onion, diced

2–3 carrots, sliced

2 parsnips or turnips, chopped

2 cloves garlic, minced

1–2 tbsp butter or olive oil

Fresh or dried thyme

1 bay leaf

Salt and black pepper

For thickening (gluten free):

1–2 tbsp cornstarch

Cold water

For the mashed potatoes:

Potatoes, peeled and chopped

Butter

Milk or cream

Salt

Instructions

In a heavy pot, melt butter or warm oil.

Add onion and cook slowly until soft and translucent.

Add garlic and stir briefly.

Add carrots and parsnips/turnips and stir to coat.

Pour in lamb bone broth to cover vegetables.

Add thyme, bay leaf, salt, and pepper.

Simmer gently until vegetables are tender.

Add chopped lamb and warm through.

To thicken:

Mix cornstarch with a small amount of cold water to make a slurry.

Stir slowly into the simmering stew.

Cook a few minutes until thickened. Adjust seasoning.

For the mash:

Boil potatoes until soft.

Mash with butter, milk or cream, and salt.

Serve the lamb stew generously over mashed potatoes.
Simple. Nourishing. Gluten free.

There are seasons when the work is not to hurry.It’s to listen closely enoughto know when stillness endsand movement beg...
01/12/2026

There are seasons when the work is not to hurry.
It’s to listen closely enough
to know when stillness ends
and movement begins.





Some things are meant to be met in shared space.Not read about.Not watched from a distance.But experienced, together.If ...
01/12/2026

Some things are meant to be met in shared space.

Not read about.
Not watched from a distance.
But experienced, together.

If you feel the quiet pull toward what’s unfolding next,
upcoming gatherings and events are here:

oakhenge.ca/events





There is a moment on every real pathwhen being careful stops being wisdomand starts being fear.If you feel the pull,that...
01/11/2026

There is a moment on every real path
when being careful stops being wisdom
and starts being fear.

If you feel the pull,
that’s the sign.

Walk anyway.





01/10/2026

Oakhenge remains a place for healing, embodiment, and connection with the natural world.�A place for the curious, the unsure, the grieving, and the becoming.
My ordination simply affirms my commitment to show up with clarity, humility, and integrity in service.
� � � � �

01/10/2026

All ready for Roots and Renewal Herbal Hair Care for Growth and Strength. We might be small in numbers today but we are big in love and in learning.

Jane Davidson Snider is being ordained in recognition of her dedication to spiritual service, healing, and community lea...
01/08/2026

Jane Davidson Snider is being ordained in recognition of her dedication to spiritual service, healing, and community leadership. Jane is a holistic healer, certified Integrative Trauma Practitioner, Reiki Practitioner, sound healer, herbalist, Forest Bathing Facilitator, Somatic Movement Facilitator, Meditation Facilitator, Biodynamic Breathwork Facilitator, and Body Trauma Liberation Facilitator. She is also an Evidential Medium and the author of two oracle card decks, created as tools for reflection, intuition, and spiritual connection. Through her various studies, including the Spiritualist Church of Canada, and her ongoing service within Three Mystics Spiritualist Church, Jane has demonstrated a clear commitment to Spiritualist principles, ethical mediumship, and compassionate care. Her ordination honours both her spiritual development and her devoted service to those seeking healing, understanding, and connection with Spirit. We hope you will join us. All are welcome.

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Orrs Lake Road
Cambridge, ON
N1R5S3

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+15194978084

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