Your Guide
The journeys are led by a qualified clinical counsellor with more than 20 years of experience working in trauma therapy, end-of-life support, and psychedelic facilitation. Her approach is grounded in evidence-based practices and informed by her extensive clinical training, ensuring that participants are held in a safe and supportive environment throughout their experience.
As a qualified End-of-Life Doula, she has extensive experience supporting individuals and families through the dying process. She integrates evidence-based psychedelic-assisted therapy as an end-of-life care option, drawing on a growing body of research that highlights its ability to ease fear, reduce distress, and foster peace in the face of mortality.
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Alongside her counselling background, she has trained in yoga, medicinal foraging, and herbal facilitation. These complementary skills allow her to integrate somatic practices and a connection to nature into her therapeutic work, offering participants a holistic, well-rounded experience.
Her focus is always on providing trauma-informed, compassionate care while guiding individuals through profound and often life-changing experiences with psilocybin.
The Setting
Join us on a secluded property surrounded by nature. Alongside the therapeutic work, participants can access:
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Fresh, nourishing meals made with food grown on the land
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A quiet studio with it's own bathroom, ktchen and wood stove
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Restorative practices such as yoga, breathwork, and gentle movement
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Red-light therapy and cold-plunge for physical renewal
The aim is to create a safe, supportive environment where psilocybin can be experienced not just as a medicine, but as part of a larger process of healing and integration.
Support Us
Advocating for the legal use of psychedelics for therapy in Canada is vital to expanding access to life-changing treatments for mental health challenges like trauma, depression, and anxiety. Supporting this effort helps reduce stigma, advance research, and promote safe, ethical use within regulated frameworks. Together, we can create a more compassionate approach to healing.