Simply put: psychedelic experiences can be transformational. They can have a profound impact on your life, your awareness, your sense of identity and overall worldview. It can help to have someone who is familiar with the psychedelic experience that can guide and support you through this powerful and often revelatory process.

Bachelor of Arts, Ecopsychology, Prescott College, 2013

Certified Transformational Recovery and Psycho-Spiritual Integration Coach, Being True To You, 2019

300+ hours of Psychedelic Guiding and Integration Coaching, Mindbloom, largest virtual ketamine clinic in the world, 2020-2022

Co-founder of GroupKAP. co-creator of an emergent model for in-person group Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) experiences, 2022

Co-founder of Asheville Psychedelic Society, Asheville’s home for psychedelic culture, support & community, 2022

Tripsitters Trained, 2020

Psychedelic Facilitator, Psychedelic Passage, the first network comprised of trained psychedelic facilitators, 2022

IFS + Psychedelics Workshop with Dr. Richard Schwartz, Robert Falconer, Michael Mithoefer & Robert Grant at Life Architect, 2021

Foundations of Western Herbalism, an 8-month immersive herbal certification program, Milagro School of Herbal Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 2018

Permaculture Design Certified, 2016

1,000+ hours of professional consultations and practice in herbal therapeutics, botanical mixology, and product development

800+ hours of workshops, conferences, courses, and festivals exploring intersections of psychedelics, science, ecology, herbalism, and spirituality

10 Years+ Buddhist Meditation and Mindfulness Practice

Internal Family Systems (IFS) is an evidence-based modality that is at the forefront of a collaborative therapeutic approach. IFS strongly complements psychedelic therapies and relies on a person's intuitive wisdom.

IFS is currently being implemented in the MAPS MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy model for the treatment of PTSD with tremendous success.

It is very clear that IFS has an important role to play in the psychedelic experience due to the medicines ability to help people face painful experiences often with more clarity and compassion, and by unblending from those parts while increasing access to “Self-energy,” or our inner healing intelligence.

Ecopsychology is an emerging form of therapy or coaching that expands the traditional scope of treatment to include the human-nature relationship.

I believe that having a relationship to the natural world is essential to a person’s existential sense of well-being. The disconnection that modern humans have created between themselves and the more than human world is illusory and serves to keep our sense of self much smaller then it actually is.

My practice takes into account our origins and deep rootedness in the natural world. It considers the latest scientific research on the mental and physical health benefits of developing a relationship with nature, and offers a wilderness retreat space and a homecoming practice to rekindle this ancient connection that we all share with our extraordinary planet.

At a time of such environmental crisis, the impact of living in a culture that has separated itself from the rest of life on earth has a truly devastating impact on the body, psyche, and soul of the world. Feeling grief, anxiety, and depression are all very natural responses to what it means to be alive at a time of such great imbalance. A profound maturation of an ecological consciousness is called for if we are to co-exist in any sort of cooperative and reciprocal way with our world.

Having earned my BA in Ecopsychology from Prescott College, my work supports others in reclaiming a connection to the natural world and considers psychedelic states to be a catalyst for enhancing our sense of relatedness, curiosity, and belonging towards our planet.

“Direct sensorial experiences with the phenomenon of nature constitute a foundational source of knowledge, joy, and a full realization of human potential.” Patricia H. Hasbach