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Invite me to Speak

I'm available for your next event

If you are called to book me for your workshop, event, conference or online course, I would be so excited to connect! I’m available for both virtual and in-person events.

Contact:

Rob Firing, rob@transatlanticagency.com

Asha Frost, info@ashafrost.com

where i speak

  • Health Conferences
  • Corporate Conferences
  • Community Events
  • Spiritual and Personal Growth Events
  • Retreats
  • Government Organizations
  • Universities, Colleges, Schools and
  • Youth Groups
  • Webinars and Virtual Events
I had the privilege of working with Asha Frost for the past few years at our annual Outdoor Wellness Retreat. At the retreat Asha leads a healing circle for University students and I cannot recommend her enough! It is clear that Asha is not only a skilled facilitator but has the ability to genuinely connect with the students. Asha's ability to foster an inclusive environment made all participants feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and experiences. Year over year the students express that her session was a highlight of the retreat.
Olivia Allen
Wellness, Fitness and Recreation Program Coordinator

workshop offerings

All of the following workshops can be offered and made suitable for the event topic and comfort of the audience. They can be offered in a traditional-circle way or a workshop style. With a focus on wellness, teachings and healing these offerings are more intimate. Readings from Asha’s Oracle Decks can be included upon request.

  • Full Moon/New Moon Ceremony
  • Animal Spirit Guidance
  • Summer/Winter Solstice Ceremony Fall/Spring Equinox Ceremony
  • Ancestral Connection and Guidance
We had the gift of inviting Asha to facilitate two virtual seasonal ceremonies for Indigenous healthcare workers and both sessions were truly wonderful. Asha created a warm, inviting space where although we were not physically in a room together, there was a deep sense of connection. Asha's facilitation and ways with words are incredibly powerful and moving, and she was so generous with her time and energy. Our attendees expressed feeling as though they received exactly what they needed—not always an easy feat when you have a diverse group of individuals in a Zoom room! Maarsii, chii miigwetch for you and your medicine, Asha.
Vanessa Lesperance and Ariana Fotinakis
Founders, Decolonize and Rize

Keynote speaker topics and descriptions

Note: These are some examples. I can also personalize my talk to your event or workshop theme or topic.

You are the Medicine

We are conditioned to believe that all of the answers we seek come outside of us. This comes from the systems at play such as colonialism, capitalism and the patriarchy. We have forgotten that we carry an inner wisdom and power that guides us. Asha will take the listener through exercises, guided journeys (meditations) and self-reflection to unwind the systemic impacts that have affected us all. She will then show you how to reclaim and remember the innate guidance that has always resided within.

From Trauma to Wisdom – Generational Healing

There is a profound journey of healing that transcends individual experiences and reaches into the depths of our ancestral past. Drawing on her rich heritage as an Indigenous medicine woman, Asha weaves together personal stories and cultural insights to illuminate the pathways from trauma to resilience.

Throughout the talk, Asha emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and understanding generational trauma— how it shapes our identities and influences our lives. She shares practical tools for healing, encouraging participants to reclaim their narratives and tap into the wisdom of their ancestors. By fostering a sense of connection to heritage and community, Asha inspires hope and empowerment, urging attendees to transform their pain into purpose.

With her heartfelt delivery and deep empathy, Asha Frost creates a safe space for reflection and growth, motivating individuals to embrace their healing journeys and honor the wisdom that emerges from their experiences. This keynote promises to be an enlightening and transformative experience for all who attend.

Living by the Medicine Wheel

The Anishinaabe Medicine Wheel teaches us that every season and every cycle that we move through in life is needed and of great importance. After the past few years, many of us find ourselves in burnout and overwhelm. In this talk, Asha will show you how we can turn to the teachings of the Medicine Wheel to assist us in bringing more joy, ease and flow into our lives. In sharing these traditional teachings, Asha will help the audience turn burnout to beauty and overwhelm to balance. She will provide an embodied, healing experience so you can live with more peace and joy.

Opening and Closing Ceremonies

Asha is available for opening/closing ceremonies and land acknowledgements for any event, organization or workshop. As an Indigenous Healer, she has facilitated for thousands in such ceremonies and offers personalized words, energy and teachings based on the event topic. Her style infuses a healing experience for the participants providing a container that feels inclusive, warm and inviting.

7 Grandfather Teachings for Resilience

Walking in a good way with the teachings of love, respect, humility, bravery, truth, honesty and wisdom is something we can all strive for. In times of struggle, these teachings can guide our way. When Asha was 17, she was diagnosed with lupus, a serious, long-term autoimmune disease. Following these seven teachings she has built a life of courage and joy, reaching goals and dreams that doctors told her would never happen. In this talk she will offer ways that we can use these teachings to build resilience and capacity for ourselves so that when hard things happen, we can continue to thrive.

Asha Frost is a PHENOMENAL speaker! Her passion, knowledge and positivity was felt by everyone in attendance. She kept the audience engaged through actively involving them in self-reflections and meditations. The audience was left with a light and hopeful feeling that lasted well beyond the event. Asha's work is deeply impactful and I am honoured to have had the opportunity to bring her in as a speaker.
Skye Robinson
Equitable Library Services

prominent keynotes

  • I Can Do It Conference – Spring Equinox Ceremony: 250 participants
  • Opening and Closing Ceremony – Centers for Campus Living Services: 1000 participants
  • Medicine in the Garden – Toronto Metropolitan University: 50 participants
  • From Trauma to Wisdom, New Brunswick: 100 participants
  • Healing the Spirit – Choose Life Conference: 150 participants
  • You are the Medicine, City of Toronto: 50 participants
  • Opening Ceremony – The Auric Living Conference: 250 participants
  • IFN & AIAI Emergency Training Conference: 100 participants
  • Workshop – Ontario Tech University: 50 participants
  • Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians: 250 participants
  • Opening and closing ceremony – WESF World Education Services: 100 participants
  • Inherited Resiliency and Resurgence: Marymound: 1000 participants
  • Opening ceremony – National Research Council Canada: 250 participants
  • Opening ceremony – The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Canada – 150 participants
  • Workshop – Fraser Health – Decolonize and Rise: 50 participants
  • Workshop – Hart House University of Toronto: 100 participants
  • Workshop – Nikibii Dawadinna Giigwag Youth Program, University
  • Opening Ceremony – Ignite Your Life 200 participants
  • Opening Ceremony – National Yoga Day, Lululemon: 100 participants
  • Beeton Library – You are the Medicine Workshop: 100 participants
  • Aurora Library – You are the Medicine Workshop: 100 participants
  • Collingwood Library – You are the Medicine Workshop: 100 participants
It’s such a heartfelt honor and privilege to have Asha open our events. Her wisdom and authenticity radiate from the heart, and she shares her beautiful medicine with deep reverence in the most engaging, playful way. Her presence uplifts the entire space and touches everyone who has the joy of listening.
Andrew and Stacy Christoforou
Founders, Tomorrow Today

elementary and high school presentations

  • Pine Grove Public School
  • Alexander Muir Public School
  • Sutton High School
  • Newmarket High School
  • Denison High School
  • Park Avenue Public School
  • Richland Academy
  • Holy Trinity School
  • Castlebrook Secondary School
We had the pleasure of having Ms. Asha Frost speak at our school to a group of grade 11 students enrolled in the Metis, First Nations, and Inuit Studies course. She did such a great job connecting with our students as she shared passages from her book, You are the Medicine and taught us all about sacred plant medicines. She also shared stories from her ancestral lineage and sang beautiful water songs as she imparted the spiritual wisdom passed down from generations through storytelling. We discussed our relationship to the land and how we must all live in harmony with this place we call home. Moreover, Ms. Frost guided us in a healing journey and students shared their insights as we sat in circle. Students were taught about Anishnaabe culture from a Medicine Woman, healer and activist. It was a powerful experience that we will always carry with us.
Anita Behnessilian-Melnyk
Castlebrooke Secondary School

You are the medicine