JOHN HAZIM is a Somatic Coach, ceremonialist, and Kambo practitioner whose path has been devoted to helping people remember their wholeness through embodied practice, ceremony, and connection to the living world. With a decade of experience guiding transformative work, John has supported hundreds of individuals on journeys of healing, self-discovery, and personal empowerment.

John’s early years of service were shaped in the jungles of Peru, where he apprenticed closely with indigenous healers and facilitated hundreds of ayahuasca ceremonies. He studied Shipibo curanderismo, completed “dietas”, and deepened in the indigenous sciences of shamanism, animism, and the art of ceremony. In 2018, he helped lead retreats at Soltara Healing Center, including a special gathering guided by the renowned ethnopharmacologist Dr. Dennis McKenna.

Bridging ancient wisdom with modern modalities, John weaves Internal Family Systems (IFS) and somatic therapies into his coaching, helping clients engage the many facets of self with compassion and clarity. His work is rooted in the understanding that true transformation comes from integrating body, mind, and spirit within a larger web of relationship—to community, to nature, and to the sacred.

Alongside his one-on-one coaching, John has long been devoted to men’s work, guiding circles and retreats that support men in stepping into maturity, leadership, and authentic expression. He currently serves as an ambassador for Sacred Sons, a global brotherhood and movement dedicated to men’s healing and initiation.

Today, John offers his own retreats and ceremonies that carry the essence of his diverse training and lived experience. His approach is at once grounded and visionary, weaving somatic practice with ritual and indigenous perspectives to create spaces of renewal, remembrance, and embodied purpose.