Ayahuasca, psilocybin, peyote, and kambo are some of the most common medicines I’ve done integration work in.

Each session is 100% customized to the individual. We might end up using bodywork, ancestral healing work, mental-emotional release (MER), dreamwork, breathwork, reiki, working with your moon cycle, neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), shamanic journeying, ritual or ceremony, work with the goddess or archetypal energies, cord-cutting, mirror work, soul retrieval, chakra balancing, values elicitation… to name a few.

Generally speaking, no. With the exception of ketamine, most psychedelic substances are still highly regulated. However, both the social and political climate around psychedelic drugs (and substances more broadly) is changing, both in the United States and internationally. Personally, I do not advocate for illegal drug use, but I’m well aware that drug laws have done far more harm than good. I am are also aware that psychedelic use is increasing, and that many people require support—especially in our world where psychedelic-assisted therapy is still inaccessible to most.

Absolutely. While I don’t believe that large support packages are supportive to my clients, about 20% go on to work with me for integration for three months; the other 80% of my clients find so much clarity from our session, that they no longer need support.

No. Psychedelic integration support sessions are intended to help individuals derive the benefits from past psychedelic experiences, or ensure safe preparation for future ones. They are not intended as facilitated exploratory sessions.