Looking to move through chronic stress or lingering trauma that is holding you back?

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To explore if psychedelics are right for you in your wellness journey, book a free call with Liz!

You're in the right place. As long as you aren't afraid of a little woo-woo.

I know first hand how trauma and chronic stress gets in the way of everything-health, work, relationships. And I know that psychotherapy works for a lot of people-to a point.

If you want to stop being stuck in the shit that no longer serves you and you're open to some out of the box stuff, we might be a good fit.

I have worked one on one with people from all walks of life, including explorers, entrepreneurs, creatives, and seekers, from all over the world.

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There is no magic cure...

But psychedelics come pretty damn close!

I can hear you thinking: That doesn't sound very magical.

True. But on the other side there is inner peace and freedom waiting for you.

If that isn't magical, I don't know what is!

I won't lie to you, it takes more than just the trip.

It takes consistancy, vulnerability, and commitment before and after your psychedelic experience. The only way forward is through. And wading (or swimming) through all of your shit can be scary and overwhelming.

If you want to move through your lingering trauma and go from surviving to thriving, I can help you.

How do I know that?

I've been there. I've had a lot of shit that I thought I had moved through, but was still holding me back. And it wasn't psychotherapy that got me through it, though psychotherapy played an important part in getting me ready to get through it.

The woo-woo got me through.

Yoga got me through.
Mindfulness got me through.
Really Good Coaching got me through.
And Psychedelics have pushed me further than I could ever have imagined.

I needed to process the trauma not just in my mind, but in my body and in my relationships, too.