Through my own experiences with plant medicine, and through facilitating and space-holding in ceremonial environments, I came to understand something essential: this work requires education, preparation, and discernment.

Plant medicine is not for everyone, and it’s not something to approach casually. It asks for a level of self-awareness, responsibility, and readiness that often gets overlooked.

I’ve worked with plant medicines including ayahuasca, psilocybin, kambo, and huachuma. I also worked at a retreat center supporting and holding space in these environments

I’ve guided many individuals through the early stages of this path. This includes helping people clarify what they’re actually seeking, understanding the differences between medicines, and learning how to self-screen to determine whether a particular path is appropriate, or whether it’s the right time at all.

I’ve also developed and worked with screening protocols, which has given me experience guiding people through the decision-making process, preparing for ceremony, holding grounded, supportive space, and supporting integration afterwards.

My role is not to tell you what to do.
It’s to help you become more informed, more prepared, and more connected to your own discernment.

If you’re feeling curious about plant medicine, or considering stepping into this work, I invite you to reach out and book a time to talk it through.