Yoli Maya Yeh is a Medical Intuitive, Yoga and Shiatsu Therapist, and cultural educator who bridges ancient healing traditions with contemporary integrative practice. Through Beauty Way Healing Arts, she offers case consultations and embodied education rooted in Indigenous wisdom, decolonial healing, and the body’s innate intelligence.
Raised in her family’s Native American spiritual teachings and currently completing a Doctor of Ministry in Social Justice Leadership, Yoli brings both ancestral grounding and scholarly depth to her work. Her twelve years of immersive study in India—where she trained in yoga, tantra, meditation, healing arts, and language—inform her unique ability to perceive the body’s energetic communication and guide others toward holistic restoration.
Yoli’s case consultations support those navigating chronic illness, autoimmune conditions, and spiritually complex or hard-to-diagnose experiences, helping clients uncover the deeper emotional and spiritual roots of imbalance. Her approach blends intuitive assessment rooted in clinical experience to restore health and vitality.
A co-founder of DEIcipher Group, Yoli also works at the intersection of Indigenous preservation, social justice, and healing arts. Her ongoing devotion is to help individuals—especially women and birthing bodies—reclaim their power, presence, and purpose through the sacred path of healing from within.
A lakeside celebration of joy, creativity, community, and becoming.
Imagine spending a summer day by the lake with thoughtful people, beautiful food, meaningful conversations, music, creativity, and an evening ceremony as the sun begins to set.
That's the spirit of Collective Liberation.
As the culminating gathering of DEIcipher's Summer Season, this immersive experience invites us to explore liberation not only as something we organize for, but as something we practice through beauty, belonging, imagination, and celebration.
We'll spend the afternoon swimming, relaxing, connecting, creating, and enjoying the simple pleasure of being together. As evening arrives, we'll gather around the table for a shared dinner before transitioning into a ritual experience that honors release, renewal, and the possibilities waiting on the other side of the stories we've outgrown.
This is a space for people who believe meaningful conversations can happen barefoot by the water.
Who know that joy is serious work.
Who understand that beauty, creativity, and community are not distractions from collective transformation. They are part of how it becomes possible.
Come dressed for a day at the lake and an evening celebration. Bring your favorite summer look, your swimsuit, your curiosity, and your whole self.
Because the future we're working toward should also feel beautiful to live inside.
☀️ Lakeside gathering, swimming, and beach time
🍓 Seasonal snacks and refreshments
🌿 Creative community experiences
🍽️ Communal summer dinner
🌅 Sunset ritual and evening ceremony
✨ A gathering of people imagining new ways of living, leading, and belonging together
Saturday, August 8
2:00-5:00 PM | Beach Gathering
6:00 PM | Communal Dinner
7:00-10:00 PM | Sunset Ceremony
Lily Lake, Wisconsin
A year of Intuitive Creative Arts:
The Five Elements of Healing: A Comparative Framework for Multidimensional Health (Sept 5-Nov 28)
Women’s/Femme Spaces in 2026 - Retreat Style!
Rematriation Pilgrimage: Turkiye - Oct 11-21 (for the Fall Goddess Portal)
Goddess Portals:
Fall Goddess Portal - October 11-20
Decolonization Praxis:
Webwork - August Cohort Beginning
Liberation Lab - Tuesdays, September 8-29, Online
Ethics: Power, Healing and Cultural Responsibility for Bodyworkers - Sundays, November 1-22, Online
On today's episode, we have educator Yoli Maya Yeh (She\Her) join us for a discussion about the indigenous tradition and enlightenment practice of tantra. Together we talk about how the goddess became a tool of the patriarchy, the warped and reductionist notion of tantra under capitalism, and reaching every moment an orgasm.
A webnair for Be Strong Families Covid-19 support tools
A webnair for Be Strong Families Covid-19 support tools
A Hard Conversation hosted by Northshore Acupuncture Center
with Uma Dinsmore-Tuli of Yoni Shakti
with Karen Brody of http://daringtorest.com & Uma Dinsmore-Tuli of Yoni Shakti
Check out Yoli featured in the July/August 2016 issue of Yoga Chicago Magazine: