I work with adults from many different backgrounds who are seeking greater clarity, healing, or personal growth. This includes people navigating life transitions, mental health challenges, chronic conditions, or a desire for deeper self-understanding. While my practice is inclusive, I may not be the right fit for everyone, and part of our initial consultation is determining whether working together feels appropriate and aligned.

We start with a free consultation to talk through what you’re experiencing, your goals, and any questions you have. From there, you can decide what feels most aligned for you. My role is to provide clear information, ethical guidance, and a supportive space for informed decision-making — not to direct or prescribe a specific path.

Integrative means combining evidence-informed medical knowledge with holistic, lifestyle-based, and mind-body approaches. I take into account a client’s existing medical care, medications, and treatment plans and help them thoughtfully integrate those alongside holistic coaching, nutrition and lifestyle changes, nervous system support, and — when applicable — psychedelic education, coaching, and facilitation.

No. I work with people who are completely new to psychedelics as well as those with prior experience. Whether you’re simply curious, seeking education and integration support, or exploring licensed psilocybin services, we move at a pace that feels safe and appropriate for you.

Many people I work with take prescription medications, supplements, or are under the care of a medical or mental health provider. Taking medications does not mean you are excluded from psilocybin services. In fact, more often than not, it is recommended to continue with your current medication regimen as long as there are no contraindications or safety concerns.

During an intake session, we review your health history, current medications, and overall support system to determine what options may be appropriate and safe for you. Because medication considerations are highly individual, any decisions about changes to prescribed medications are made carefully and collaboratively. When needed, I will encourage coordination with, or referral back to, your prescribing clinician or another qualified medical professional.

My background as a registered nurse allows me to understand medication interactions, safety considerations, and the importance of continuity of care. My role is not to advise you to stop or change medications, but to help you navigate next steps, always prioritizing safety and informed choice.

No. Most aspects of my work are offered virtually, including consultations, coaching, preparation, and integration sessions.

If you choose to participate in psilocybin facilitation, the administration session (often referred to as “journey day”) must take place in person at a licensed healing center in Colorado in order to remain within the legal framework. All other related sessions can be conducted remotely.