Scott Cloutier, Ph.D.

I grew up speaking with the Forest of New Hampshire. As a young boy, I often slept in the chicken coop or wandered barefoot beneath towering pine trees. The land held me through trauma I couldn’t name then. I found safety not in systems, but in the wild—among trees, soil, water, and the quiet presence of beings who asked nothing of me but my truth.

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I left home for the U.S. Navy, serving six years and traveling the world. There, I witnessed both the beauty of this shared planet and the violent misuse of power in extracting her gifts. I returned with one goal: to play college basketball. But it was environmental science that seduced me. I fell in love with learning about the Earth—at first through intellect, then through reverence.

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Three degrees and a PhD in Environmental Engineering from Cornell later, I had designed systems but remained disconnected from the deeper intelligence of nature. I could measure sustainability, but I couldn’t feel it. I knew something vital was missing.

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So I stepped off the traditional path and began charting my own. I studied happiness, psychology, spirituality, behavior, and the energetic laws that govern life. I walked a path of healing—sometimes crawling, sometimes dancing—and gathered tools along the way: certifications in natural building, permaculture, the integrative healing arts, applied shamanic practice, and depth hypnosis.

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This path has taught me to speak to both the spirit and the science of things. To feel the Earth not just as environment, but as kin. To reclaim power not as control, but as presence. And to support others in their return to a heart-centered connection with life—through grief, joy, sex, ceremony, creativity, and sacred remembering.

If you're ready to come home to your true nature, I’m here.