𓋼𓍊 Psychedelic Integration

𓋼𓍊 Psychedelic Integration

Psychedelic support that honors both individual transformation and collective liberation.

Please do not contact me for psychedelics. I do not provide or sell any medicine. I only offer emotional support.

Blockprint designed by Maya Kusunoki-Martin

Contact me for Psychedelic Support

  • Psychedelic work is great for those who are:

    • moving through grief, loss, life transitions, threshold states, or mystical awakenings

    • feeling disconnected from their body, ancestors, land, or purpose

    • wanting to live a more creative, connected, courageous, and soulful life

    • frustrated with the limits of clinical therapy and the rational mind and looking for deeper somatic release

    This work is for you if:

    • you support Native Sovereignty and acknowledge the devastating affects of industrial exploitation on the Earth and her inhabitants

    • you believe all people are valuable

    • you want to learn how to source your power internally not externally

    • you are willing to interrogate your cultural conditioning, surrender control, and listen to what arises

    • you are interested in divesting from 1) the pathology paradigm: the idea that there is "normal" body/brain and 2) white wellness + spirituality that is focused exclusively on the individual

    • you are willing to be surprised

    REMINDER: Not everyone is advised to partake in psychedelics. Certain medical conditions, psychiatric diagnoses, medications, or unprocessed trauma may increase risk.

    If you are considering working with plant medicines, please consult with a trusted healthcare provider to assess your readiness and ensure your safety.

    I do not provide substances or medical advice. My role is to support integration — the meaning-making and care that happens before and after the experience.

    • Energy work
      Subtle tuning and clearing to support balance and release

    • Deep listening + collaborative contemplation
      A space to be witnessed and reflect together with care and presence

    • Somatic / Breathing exercises
      Grounding practices to reconnect with your body’s wisdom

    • Ancestor Work
      Rituals and meditations to connect to your guides

    • Writing or drawing prompts
      Creative invitations to help metabolize insight and emotion

    • Tarot / oracle card pulls
      Symbolic tools to illuminate themes, archetypes, or next steps

  • Psychedelics arrived to me, like for many, through friendship, tender love and mutual curiosity. It's within the safety of these experiences that I have learned what it feels like to truly be witnessed and whole.

    I have also completed the following trainings and programs:

  • Working with plant medicines is a sacred act — one that must be rooted in respect, reciprocity, and remembrance.

    Many of the medicines used in contemporary psychedelic spaces come from longstanding Indigenous traditions that have carried this knowledge across generations. These communities have endured colonization, genocide, and ongoing extraction — yet they continue to protect and share teachings with reverence and responsibility.

    To engage with these medicines while ignoring the histories and peoples they come from is to perpetuate the same harms that plant spirits are often trying to unravel within us. There is no way to ethically engage with psychedelics without grappling with your own relationship to violence, whiteness, land, and belonging.

  • I created this are.na channel to curate additional resources and information.

The Psychedelic Call: The Future is with Those Who Feel

We Are Living in Times of Great Unraveling

You don’t have to look far to see we are living in the times of great unraveling. Born on stolen exploited land, coming of age in the midst of ecological crisis; there is no option but to unweave the threads in our tapestry of ‘modernity.’ Joanna Macy wrote, “we must learn again, together, to fall apart. It is an essential process for evolutionary and psychological transformation.”

The Metabolic Process of Healing

Imagine humans like plants, culture like soil, and psychedelics as a miraculous, collaborative metabolizing process bringing balance to both. The main function of metabolism is breaking down and building up, and the space holder aids in both. Their witness and unwavering hope allow us to fall apart without fear of stagnating in our decay. Brokenness is necessary, not deficiency. Disintegration is necessary for integration, for repair. We must feel and release emotions and energy to create space in our bodies for new ways of being.

Creativity = The Bridge Between Individual Healing and Collective Liberation ⋆.ೃ࿔*:･

Clinical therapy can fall short in holding psychedelic experiences by predominately focusing on the wound, not the gift inside the wound. Traditional therapeutic models rooted in pathology often seek to eliminate symptoms (assuming there’s a normal body/mind), to "fix" what's broken. But there is much needed medicine inside your wounds — medicine that only the unique ingredients of your particular life could create. So what will you make of your ruins? It is our responsibility to discover our agency and shape the meaning of suffering, to bring an offering to the world.

Plant medicines are one of our greatest technologies, renewing our relationship to Creation, the miracle and intelligence of Life itself. They dissolve artificial boundaries so we remember our place in the web of existence.

Psychedelic Futures

Psychedelics have the power to help us fundamentally reshape our world for the better, but they can only transform us as deeply as the space we create for them in our lives, relationships, and cultures. Like any other matter on this planet, they can be greatly misused.

  • "The secret opening through which we pass into wholeness is hidden in the center of those wounds we are most afraid to approach."

    ✣ James Finley

  • "Building community is to the collective as spiritual practice is to the individual."

    ∆ Grace Lee Boggs

  • “Put your head to the soil and ask how to be of service.”

    ❥ Alnoor Ladha

  • “And this world, they insist, is where we belong. This wider field of consciousness is our native land. We are not cabin-dwellers, born to a life cramped and confined; we are meant to explore, to seek, to push the limits of our potential as human beings. The world of the senses is just a base camp: we are meant to be as much at home in consciousness as in the world of physical reality.”

    ⚘ The Bhagavad Gita, Foreword