I am a trauma-informed somatic facilitator, plant medicine guide, and educator working at the intersection of nervous system regulation, altered states, and relational ethics.

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My work is rooted in the understanding that healing does not happen in isolation, nor does it require a mental clinical diagnosis. It happens in relationship - with the body, with others, with land, and with the social systems we move within.

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I work with individuals who want support that is body-led and consent-based and are navigating psychedelic or dream journeys, relational transitions, identity shifts, grief, and periods of profound change.

Rather than seeking to “fix” or interpret your experience, my role is to help create the conditions for safety, integration, and choice.

 

I work 1:1 and in groups where altered states can be explored responsibly, with attention to power, boundaries, and collective nervous systems. I also mentor facilitators who are holding others through trauma-informed, psychedelic, or relational work and want support navigating ethics, burnout, and complexity.

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My approach is informed by indigenenous practices, trauma-sensitive yoga, meditation, somatic facilitation, psychedelic preparation and integration, and years of community-based teaching and leadership. I am committed to decolonising wellbeing practices by resisting extraction, honouring cultural humility, and staying accountable to the limits of my role.

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This work is slow, relational, and grounded. It prioritises safety over spectacle, presence over performance, and integrity over expansion.