This work is for those who are ready for real change—not just insight, but transformation. It’s for the seekers, the ones who’ve done the therapy, read the books, and still feel something unresolved. You may be carrying blocks or old trauma that talk alone hasn’t touched. You’re curious, open, and willing to meet yourself in new ways. This is not surface-level work—it’s for those who are ready to engage fully, to explore beyond the mind, and to integrate new ways of being into their lives.

My journey into facilitation came from my own transformative experiences and a deep calling to support others on their path. I’ve seen firsthand how intentional journeys can create lasting change, and my role is to hold space, provide guidance, and help integrate these experiences into everyday life.

Psychedelics aren’t for everyone, and it’s important to approach them with curiosity, intention, and responsibility. If you’re feeling called to explore, consider your emotional state, support system, and whether you’re in a place to process deep insights. A guide or integration coach can help you navigate this decision.

Psychedelics can surface deep emotions, but they typically reveal what you’re ready to process. If you’re nervous about what might come up, working with a guide, preparing properly, and having support in place can help you navigate the experience with more ease.

Not all journeys involve visuals or profound realizations in the moment. Sometimes, the insights come afterward in the form of subtle shifts in perception, emotions, or behaviors. Trust that the experience is working, even if it doesn’t feel dramatic in the moment.