Psychedelic-assisted therapy /
Altered states of consciousness (mysticism)
“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.”
Carl Jung
Psychedelic Assisted therapy
Psychedlic assisted therapy is still illegal in most provinces and territories.
Psychedelic-assisted treatments are still subject to significant legal restrictions in Canada. The legal status varies depending on the substance, the context, and the type of intervention. There are specific authorized pathways, but many psychedelic substances remain controlled and are not legally available for general therapeutic use.
How i can assist you
I offer initial consultation session, preparation session, longer journeys (5 hours), as well as transformation sessions to access the benefits into your every day life, helping you make sense of your experiences and translating meaningful insights from your higher consciousness into tangible changes in your everyday life.
Psychedelics are not to be taken lightly.
Having had the opportunity to explore different medicines, doses, and approaches to psychedelic journeys, both independently and with various guides, I have developed a deep respect for the importance of preparation, discernment, and safety.
Opening ourselves to altered states of consciousness can be a profound experience, but it can also bring forward emotions, memories, and psychological material that may be difficult to navigate.
Our mental and physical health, medication history, emotional stability, and existing life circumstances all deserve careful consideration. Certain medications and health conditions may present significant risks or contraindications, and these should always be discussed with qualified healthcare professionals.
I am open to supporting you in your own process, helping you explore your questions, consider different therapeutic interventions, and reflect on available treatment options and centres.
There are increasingly more people offering psychedelic-related services. I encourage you to be discerning when choosing someone to accompany you through this vulnerable process. Ask about their training, qualifications, experience, ethical framework, professional accountability, and approach to safety. You deserve to feel respected, informed, and supported.
Cultivating Inner Stability Before Expansion
Alongside any consideration of psychedelic work, I believe it is important to cultivate a foundation of inner stability.
Developing a meditation or contemplative practice can help us nurture stillness, self-awareness, emotional regulation, compassion, and the capacity to sit with uncertainty, emptiness, and sorrow.
These practices are not about eliminating difficult emotions or guaranteeing that a psychedelic experience will be safe. Rather, they can help us develop a more grounded relationship with ourselves and strengthen our capacity to meet challenging experiences.
The intention is not simply to open ourselves further, but to develop the capacity to meet what opens with awareness, compassion, and care.
I believe that preparation and integration deserve just as much attention as the experience itself.
Raising consciousness
What is the intention?
"Becoming Nobody" as the beloved Ram Dass would say.
As we shed some attachment to our often rigid sense of self (ego), as we let go of our usual default mechanisms and cognitive thinking patterns, as we open our heart and invite the "otherness" and the "unknown" we enter spheres and dimensions of being-ness and non-being-ness that provide individual and collective healing. It allows us to become "everything" instead of "somebody".