My pronouns are they/them or she/her. I live and work on Duwamish and Coast Salish land. I am an antiracist, white, queer/genderqueer femme, and I bring an awareness of identity, power, and systemic harm into this work. I hold allyship and co-conspiratorship as ongoing practices, and I am committed to creating spaces where your experiences are believed and your full humanity is honored.
I honor the ancestors and communities who have carried these medicines, ceremonies, and healing practices for thousands of years. As psychedelics become more visible in Western culture, I approach this work with humility and gratitude, and I contribute a portion of my fees to the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines’ Indigenous Reciprocity Initiative.
My work is relational, consent-based, and grounded in deep presence. Each journey is co-created with care, honoring your body, your autonomy, and your own way of knowing.
I completed my psychedelic doula training with Angela Ward, BSN, RN-NC, CPT, through the Psychedelic Doula Academy, and hold a psychedelic first aid certification from the Neuma Centre. I am also a certified professional coach with over 1,000 hours of coaching experience. My work is trauma-informed, rooted in harm reduction, and queer- and trans-affirming. I am in ongoing supervision and advanced training to deepen my skills.
I believe in the power of community-based healing, and in the joy of sitting in ceremony together. Beyond my formal training, I come to this practice as a witch, a deep empath, and a grown-up version of my inner 90’s rave kid. (That is to say—we do deep healing work here, but we’re never going to take ourselves too seriously!)
