Tammy Scarlett Freedom Coaching

Freedom Coach | Pacific Northwest Native | Anthropologist | Global Visionary Leader | Speaker of Truth | Bringer of Light | Seer of Beauty | Lover of Humanity | Collaborative Healer of the World
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Tammy Scarlett holds a Bachelors of Science in Psychology and Business, and is presently writing her thesis for her Masters of Liberal Arts in Anthropology at Harvard University. She is an active member of Hive Global Leaders Network and works collaboratively with a focus on initiatives for global solutions.

Tammy’s weekly hobbies include: running, hot yoga, kickboxing, guitar, piano, singing, and spending as much time up on the mountain and in nature as possible. Weekend getaways, ceremonies, and meaningful and intentional gatherings are all some of her favorite past times.

Tammy’s experience in breakthrough facilitation and intuitive energy work began in 2009, rooted in her desire to see major shifts in her own life and the lives of those around her. Her work offers true forward momentum and practical life skill tools to those ready to embrace the reality of the person they want to be and the future they desire.

WHAT IS BREAKTHROUGH FACILITATION?

Breakthrough Facilitation is a term given by Tammy Scarlett to the achievement of particular objectives that challenge limitations through a culmination of mediums. It is the work of an advocate assisting in navigating and bringing forth the change you desire in direct reflection of the truth and purpose you hold within you. The methods vary depending on the client and the client’s desired result in their life. Tammy incorporates her education in psychology and anthropology, her background in training executives and management teams, and her experience in energy work such as family constellations and group work facilitation, to custom fit each path to breakthrough and ultimate change. Tammy does individual sessions, workshops, retreats, and speaking engagements. One-on-one sessions can be arranged by phone or Skype.


EARLY CHILDHOOD

Since Tammy Scarlett was about three years old, she began operating with a strong desire to be connected with humanity, and see it experience betterment. Her grandmother used to hold her hand and call her attention to details of both beauty and inequality in humans, and in nature. Her heart became deeply tugged in both directions until Tammy desperately wanted and needed to reconcile the two. Tammy’s childhood home was on leasehold land belonging to a Native American Indian reservation in Suquamish, Washington in the US. Nestled in the picturesque Pacific Northwest landscape, Tammy lived her childhood years surrounded by totem poles, spending hours at the waterfront of the scenic Puget Sound, and frequenting ferry boats. As a child, Tammy observed directly the cultural differences that existed in the minds of those around her, noticing when it led to conflict, and when it did not. At 12 years old, Tammy spent time on the Crow Indian Reservation in North Dakota, learning their songs, their rituals, and their ways of life, and helping them to rebuild the parts of their reservation that had become run down.



ARTS, RELIGION, SPEAKING, AND U.S. TRAVEL

Having attended 14 schools in total, both public and private, Tammy grew up performing, singing, leading youth fine arts programs, mentoring youth. At 19 years of age Tammy was King County’s youngest public speaker in the school system for the required public health education program called S.H.A.R.E. (Sexuality, Health And Relationship Education). She spent several years of her life working with the homeless communities in downtown Seattle and the tenderloin of San Francisco, experiencing at times the darkest of situations, but seeing, more prominently than what her eyes could take in, the potential of what healing could bring. Tammy spend three years traveling the country with improv drama and music teams whose aim was to work with youth. In that time, she was exposed to over 200 churches and host home households, all with varying religious doctrine and denomination. This exposure led her to hold carefully and with honor the differences in human perception and approaches to assigning belief to truth. Tammy went on to complete her undergraduate degree, become Director of Admissions to a good size student body, open a successful mortgage company, and develop a curriculum called Financial Foundations for Life, a program for free financial education that was offered on weekends to the public.



REAL WORLD LESSONS

In 2013, Tammy traveled to Kenya, Africa for two and a half months with her sister. They wanted to see for themselves what the local needs truly were when not portrayed across continents through a lens, how those needs were or were not being met, and what solutions for greater outcomes might be possible. Tammy saw horrific realities of living environments and illness and had the wool pulled over her eyes more than once, but the experience was ultimately life changing. Tammy had the opportunity to work with villages on simple principles, like collaboration, that would allow them, when working together, to arrange transportation to get antibiotics when one of them became sick. Collaboration was also introduced as a solution with the women in villages with regard to maximizing profit from microloans. These women, who alone had a low ceiling on what they could achieve with a single duka (shop), when small groups of them collaborated, divided responsibilities, and tried trusting one another to carry the weight of their task for the group, increased their financial outcomes exponentially.



DARING TO TRY SOLUTIONS

Tammy also had the opportunity to work for six weeks with a school of 260 orphaned children. This school could only house 25 of them, and had arranged for various shelters in the surrounding villages up to 10 miles away. The children were in need of shoes, the desks were collapsing, there was no running water. The children were given one meal a day of rice, and on some days maybe beans. The principle, Pastor Joel, confided that their most pressing challenge was that they were seeing many children graduate, only to have nowhere to go. “They don’t belong to anyone,” Joel said. “They have an education, but if they can’t go on to college, we have just turned out, into the village, an educated homeless young person.” TAMMY began to work with the school on strategies to build self-sufficiency rather than being reliant on one-time donations. TAMMY wrote a Vocational Program plan, that could be implemented, at no upfront cost to the school. It entailed partnering with top duka owners in the vicinity, who were skilled in the areas of beading and woodwork, and who were competitive in the marketplace. The school would propose a trade of supplies, and a batch of finished product, in exchange for weekly training of the top two grades. A phase plan was drawn up from there. Initially this idea was met with resistance because the educational mindset in Kenya, is one of credentials, not of teaching for trade, and it does not place a high value on vocational training. However, as of January 2017, the program is in its 4th year of success. Children are now graduating with options for their futures, and the school is generating funds to operate, as well as gaining resources for when new bunk beds and desks are needed. Tammy is working currently to help generate more simple, solution-focused programs like this, in Kenya and in other countries.



GRATITUDE FOR THOSE WHO HAVE PAVED THE WAY

Since her time at Harvard, Tammy has been blessed to be around some of the greatest influences in Medical Anthropology. Tammy had the distinct pleasure of working as Research Assistant to Dr. Arthur Kleinman, and was afforded the opportunity to serve at Partners In Health with Dr. Paul Farmer, working at their headquarters in Boston and on site in the Four Corners Native American lands, with the C.O.P.E. Program (Community Outreach/Patient Empowerment). She learned from both of these impacting individuals the difference it makes to listen first, the vital necessity of a holistic lens to assess a situation, and the power of offering the distressed individual dignity and empowerment.


HEAL THE WORLD

Tammy believes strongly that perception, belief in self and others, and the power of unified messaging are inextricably tied, and that we have a responsibility to our countries, to our world, and to each other, to be better with our words and with our actions. Tammy believes that it serves the public to listen, heavily research, and be a participator specifically in messaging that diffuses conflict, and reveals commonalities, validating the individual, and desiring each individual’s collaboration as a contributor to humanity’s destination. She now works to see this happen, collaborating with those change-makers around the globe, each coming alive in their own unique way, so together we can make a ripple of positivity, unity, and betterment for every nation, every land, every person, for our world.


DISCOVER YOUR FREEDOM

Whether it’s a breakthrough in a personal goal in your life, or a calling and a sense of urgency to participate in the things that are happening currently in our world, you are invited to find a partner in the progress, a facilitator of freedom and breakthrough, combining life experience and soul purpose for the furtherance and betterment of us and of humanity. Book your freedom coaching session with Tammy now.


BE YOUR GIFT TO THE WORLD

If you have a growing sense of urgency to participate in a healing in progress and you feel like you have a part to play, send Tammy a messagehere on this facebook page. Let her know what you’re passionate about, what you hope for yourself and for the world when you dare to dream, and what part you’d like to play.
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“You my brothers and sisters were called to be free.” -Galatians 5:13