Restoring Relations for Collective Liberation
Where do you belong?
Who are you accountable to?
How will you dance wholeheartedly with living and dying to truly shine?
Beyond systems of dominance, there is space for you to be, belong, and become evermore whole. There is space for you to make choices about how you want to live your life, with a sense of empowerment and integrity. Through cooperation and reciprocity, let's weave and be woven together again.
Who are you accountable to?
How will you dance wholeheartedly with living and dying to truly shine?
Beyond systems of dominance, there is space for you to be, belong, and become evermore whole. There is space for you to make choices about how you want to live your life, with a sense of empowerment and integrity. Through cooperation and reciprocity, let's weave and be woven together again.
“Scott Davidson is the kind of man that has revived my hope in humanity and in the collective work men and all people can do to be open hearted, kind, intentional, and liberated in their relationships between human and more than human beings. His tending of transitions emotionally, spiritually, and physically has changed my life in deeply transformative and positive ways." ~RR
Scott Davidson (he/him) is a wilderness rites of passage guide, somatic consent facilitator and cross-cultural land steward who has given his life to restoring relations for more than 20 years. Embodying consent in service to Life is the ground upon which he stands. A son of North Sea ancestors who was born on Ohlone homelands, for nearly a decade Scott helped steward Payahuunadü lands back into Indigenous care with the Three Creeks Collective.
In relationship with local native leaders, he co-guides community-supported experiences to ceremonially mark the changes in the cycles and seasons of people's lives, with the School of Lost Borders and Walking Water in Payahuunadü, and with the Methow Valley community in north central Washington. As a facilitator with the School of Consent...
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In relationship with local native leaders, he co-guides community-supported experiences to ceremonially mark the changes in the cycles and seasons of people's lives, with the School of Lost Borders and Walking Water in Payahuunadü, and with the Methow Valley community in north central Washington. As a facilitator with the School of Consent...
Read more about Scott....
Current Offerings
Walking Methow Waters
June 20, 2026, at the confluence of the Methow and Columbia Rivers
Learning to live with our River, as a Relative not a resource
Imagine visiting Water as a beloved teacher or a dear friend, listening and being present together. Imagine simply walking with an open heart, and a question or a prayer. Not a political march. Not for recreation. Instead a walk for peace, an opportunity for connection, a prayer in action, with the waters that give our home life.
June 20, 2026, at the confluence of the Methow and Columbia Rivers
Learning to live with our River, as a Relative not a resource
Imagine visiting Water as a beloved teacher or a dear friend, listening and being present together. Imagine simply walking with an open heart, and a question or a prayer. Not a political march. Not for recreation. Instead a walk for peace, an opportunity for connection, a prayer in action, with the waters that give our home life.
Intro to the Wheel of Consent®
Monthly drop-ins on 1st and 2nd Thursdays, 5:30-7:30pm PST,
in the Methow Valley WA and Online
Consent is a practice that empowers everyone. This 2-hour introduction will invite you into embodied practices that cultivate our capacities foundational to all personal and professional relationships. Noticing signals from your body about your sense of safety, wants, and limits... Trusting yourself and considering what deepens trust with others... Valuing yourself and others... Communicating clearly and confidently with each other. Practices are always optional with diverse ways of engaging and learning together.
Monthly drop-ins on 1st and 2nd Thursdays, 5:30-7:30pm PST,
in the Methow Valley WA and Online
Consent is a practice that empowers everyone. This 2-hour introduction will invite you into embodied practices that cultivate our capacities foundational to all personal and professional relationships. Noticing signals from your body about your sense of safety, wants, and limits... Trusting yourself and considering what deepens trust with others... Valuing yourself and others... Communicating clearly and confidently with each other. Practices are always optional with diverse ways of engaging and learning together.
Somatic Consent Coaching and Facilitation
For individuals, couples and groups, in person or online
Do you feel at home in your own skin? With yourself and with others?
Are you free to express yourself and make clear choices?
Your capacities for consent and choice are foundational to all aspects of giving and receiving and being in relationship with anyone, personally and professionally. The essence of my work is to transform old patterns towards healing, and it takes practice. Let's do this together.
For individuals, couples and groups, in person or online
Do you feel at home in your own skin? With yourself and with others?
Are you free to express yourself and make clear choices?
Your capacities for consent and choice are foundational to all aspects of giving and receiving and being in relationship with anyone, personally and professionally. The essence of my work is to transform old patterns towards healing, and it takes practice. Let's do this together.
Men's Rite of Passage ~ School of Lost Borders
September 14-25, 2026 in Payahuunadü and the Inyo Mountains
Rites of passage are a keystone practice in human cultures: many other elements of cultural health depend on meaningful, relevant, and intentional transition rituals to mark the cycles and seasons of our lives. When such practices are lost or destroyed, everyone suffers. When they are restored, the whole community can flourish. This is a time for men to rise up in humbled service to Life.
September 14-25, 2026 in Payahuunadü and the Inyo Mountains
Rites of passage are a keystone practice in human cultures: many other elements of cultural health depend on meaningful, relevant, and intentional transition rituals to mark the cycles and seasons of our lives. When such practices are lost or destroyed, everyone suffers. When they are restored, the whole community can flourish. This is a time for men to rise up in humbled service to Life.
Healing Handyman
Helping people free what’s stuck to let their vitality flow freely again
Need some help or guidance? Let’s do this together.
- Got unfinished projects that need tending?
- Do you have stuff stuck in storage but don't know where to begin?
- Need to meet with neighbors or loved ones but need a facilitator?
- Are you in the midst of big life changes and feeling isolated?
- Struggling to make big decisions but avoiding them instead?
Helping people free what’s stuck to let their vitality flow freely again
Need some help or guidance? Let’s do this together.
- Got unfinished projects that need tending?
- Do you have stuff stuck in storage but don't know where to begin?
- Need to meet with neighbors or loved ones but need a facilitator?
- Are you in the midst of big life changes and feeling isolated?
- Struggling to make big decisions but avoiding them instead?
Scott makes his home along the Twisp and Methow Rivers in the Methow Valley, Okanogan County, in North Central Washington, stolen lands of the Mətxʷú people and the many other-than-human beings that survive and thrive throughout the watershed.