Whether through analytic therapy, psychedelic integration, or sex therapy, I view my role as guiding people back to the sacred terrain of their own consciousness. I believe that when people are given safe, non-pathologizing space to explore who they are, they often arrive at truth, healing, and greater compassion for themselves and others.

To explore one’s own mind is not indulgent. It is revolutionary.

The best leaders are not those who have all the answers. They are those who have the inner capacity to stay present, curious, and responsive in a complex world.

Psychedelics may offer a breakthrough—but integration is what builds capacity, embodiment, and sustainability.

I support individuals—both in therapy and in private coaching containers—who are trying to make sense of what happened in their psychedelic journeys. Whether someone touched God, relived trauma, dissolved into light, or encountered the shadow of their unconscious, these experiences require reverence and a thoughtful return to embodied life.

At the time, I didn’t have as deep of an understanding as I do now about neurodegeneration or nervous system regulation, but I could see how hard his body and mind were working to keep up. As I sat in that book reading, I couldn’t help but wonder: what if he had access to something like microdosing? Could it have made his days a little easier? Could it have helped his brain find new pathways around the damage, giving him more ease, more connection, more presence?

If you're interested in exploring how embodiment meditation, somatic practices, and yoga therapy can support your healing journey, I invite you to connect with me. As a psychologist, sex therapist, and certified yoga therapist, I offer a holistic approach to navigating trauma, dissociation, and deepening your relationship with your body. Visit this link to learn more about my services and how we can work together to foster growth and healing in your life.