Integrative Psychedelics

If you don't fit in a box and I create experiences that don’t fit inside a box - we are a match because this work is not about formulas, it’s about resonance. 

With psychedelics as one of our tools, I meet you exactly where you are—and ask: 

• What do you need to remember about yourself? 
• What parts of you have been threaded shut, frozen, sheltered in shadows? 

My role is to hold the space where those hidden places can breathe, shift, unravel, and re-weave into something freer, fuller, truer. Not a band-aid. Not a fix-it checklist. Not countless years in therapy. A custom-crafted immersion built around your body, your heart, your spirit—and the intelligence of the medicine. 

Where the sacred meets the somatic. Where your heart roams free, and your body remembers it is safe to feel.

Here are some of the top areas in which psychedelics are being explored — both spiritual / existential and physical / energetic:

• Spiritual & existential meaning: In people facing life-threatening illness, psychedelic-assisted therapy (for example with Psilocybin) has been found to significantly enhance spirituality, mystical-type experience, and reduce existential distress. PubMed+2Clinical Cardiology Journal+2
   
• Neuroplasticity & rewiring: Classic and non-classic psychedelics appear to stimulate brain neuroplasticity—loosening rigid patterns, opening new ways of thinking and being. arXiv+1
   
• Mood, trauma, anxiety relief: There is evidence that these medicines can produce rapid and sustained relief from depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other mental-emotional burdens—especially when integrated well. mind and body healing collective+1
   
• Integration of spiritual components: The spiritual, religious or existential dimension of psychedelic experience appears to mediate therapeutic benefit; it’s important that the work includes that layer—not just the “drug plus symptom relief.” PubMed+1
   
• Physical or somatic shifts: While the primary research is psychological/spiritual, there are observations of downstream physical improvements (e.g., changes in pain perception, stress responses, somatic- “body-memory” release) though this area is less robustly studied.