Ame Cutler, PhD holds a doctorate in Humanistic and Transpersonal psychology with a research emphasis in the fields of self-identity formation and Ancestral connectedness, transgenerational trauma and systemic effects of oppression.  Dr. Cutler specializes in the impact that cycles of violence and oppression have on both survivors and perpetrators, their families, and communities. An independent scholar and educator, Dr. Cutler lectures internationally on the effectiveness of including the body in addressing systemic violence, racism, and oppression. Creator of the Transgenerational Regeneration Institute, Dr. Cutler brings over 30 years of experience in shamanism, psychology, somatic approaches to healing, applied spirituality, the effectiveness of integrating mindfulness skills in the disruption of cycles violence, practical somatic applications in treating dissociative states, and the intersubjective relational impact of Indigenous wisdom to her commitment in assisting others to resolve legacies of trauma and build a safer relationship with their own bodies, communities, and the planet. Dr. Cutler created the Regeneration Process Method as an accessible approach to transformation that goes beyond sustainability and resilience to that of regenerative action that benefits the whole of humanity and the planet.