I’m a somatic healing facilitator specializing in psychedelic integration. My work is trauma-informed and follows the wisdom of the nervous system. My magic is in helping people slow down and listen to their bodies as they integrate life experiences—whether from daily challenges or psychedelic journeys. I have a background in somatic psychology, with additional training through ICEERS Academy and ongoing studies with the Shanenawa tribe of Brazil. My role isn’t to tell you what to do but to help you tune in, trust your own process, and carry what you’ve found back into daily life. True healing isn’t about chasing peak experiences—it’s about learning how to feel at home in yourself in a way that is grounded, safe, and lasting.
Deepen your understanding of somatics and integration with online courses. Whether your preference is for self-paced or live group learning, each course includes psychoeducation, guided experiential exercises, and reflective practices, helping participants integrate what they learn into daily life. With strong focuses on embodied understanding, clients walk away feeling clearer, more connected, and empowered in their healing process.
Blending somatic exercises, art, guided movement, journaling, and group reflection, each workshop is designed to activate the body’s natural capacity to heal and integrate. The trauma-informed structure ensures a space that is both deeply safe and deeply transformative. For those seeking a space for deep processing, movement, and release expect to feel both challenged and held. Leave feeling supported, empowered, and equipped with practices you can continue using on your own.
Somatic integration sessions are designed for those who sense their body is communicating something but struggle to understand its message. Whether processing past trauma, navigating emotional patterns, or integrating a psychedelic journey, these sessions provide individualized support tailored to the nervous system’s needs. Clients can expect to uncover deeper layers of their experience, release what no longer serves them, and cultivate a more secure, embodied connection with themselves.