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Na’Elura

About the founder

Nancy Charade

Founder & Developer of the Na’Elura Method

Integrative Energy & Wellness Practitioner · Carlsbad, California

The journey

2012

Nancy’s path into energy wellness began in 2012, with a curiosity about the subtle connections between what we feel, what we remember and how we live.

That curiosity led her through many years of study across a wide range of energy-based modalities. Each offered its own insight — into the body, the subconscious, or the energetic field — and each left questions that the next one could not fully answer.

Over time, through personal exploration and her work with clients, Nancy began to notice relationships between these approaches: between light and sound, the elements of living matter, geometric and numerical patterns, color, and the coded memories that seem to shape our responses to life. Na’Elura is the framework that grew from those observations.

A pale fern frond in soft window light

Studies & influences

The modalities that shaped her path

Nancy has studied and trained in the following modalities. Each contributed to her understanding — and each remains distinct from Na’Elura, which is her own original framework rather than a combination or adaptation of any one of them.

Specific trainings, dates and any certifications will be listed here once confirmed by Nancy.

  • Biomagnetism
  • Bioenergetics
  • Emotion Code & Body Code
  • Reiki
  • Awakening Dynamics
  • Release Technique
  • Access Bars
  • Munay-Ki
  • Spiritual Response Therapy
  • ThetaHealing
  • Ho’oponopono
  • Consciousness and energetic exploration

Philosophy & vision

“Healing begins where coded memories end.”

At the heart of Nancy’s work is the belief that each person carries an innate coherence, and that much of what we experience as stuckness is a pattern that once protected us. Na’Elura approaches those patterns with curiosity rather than force.

Her vision is for Na’Elura to grow into an evolving, shared body of knowledge — taught to practitioners, explored in workshops, and refined through ongoing inquiry — always offered as a complement to, never a replacement for, medical care.

Begin with a conversation.