Annie Constant is a devoted wife, mother, and spiritual guide based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Since 2008, she has walked the path of Indigenous ceremony and healing, embracing it not just as a practice but as a way of life. Alongside her husband, Robben Constant, Annie helps lead the Sundance Ceremony in York Factory First Nation, offering sacred space for transformation and connection.

Having personally faced and overcome trauma, abuse, and addiction, Annie brings deep empathy and lived wisdom to her healing work. She believes our purpose in life is soul growth, and that true peace begins with a spiritual relationship with the Divine. Her message is simple yet profound: everyone can heal, from anything, with faith and the Creator’s help.

Annie is honored to carry the Cedar Bath ceremony, a sacred gift passed to her by elder and mentor Betty Albert. With immense gratitude to Betty, the Grandmothers, and the Creator, Annie offers this ceremony with love, humility, and respect, helping others reconnect with their spirit and find purpose through ceremony.

Whether guiding others through healing or simply offering a listening ear, Annie’s presence is rooted in compassion, strength, and a deep reverence for the sacred.