My work is devoted to supporting individuals through profound states of transformation, healing, and spiritual remembrance.
My path into this work emerged through decades of personal exploration across mental health treatment, somatic healing, and ceremonial plant medicine traditions. Through this journey, I came to understand that meaningful transformation requires both expanded states of awareness and grounded integration support.
Following extensive personal healing work and ceremonial experience, I completed facilitator training through the Temple of Eden and professional training through the Psychedelic Concierge practitioner program, where I focus on ethical preparation, readiness assessment, and integration support.
Axis of Being reflects my commitment to holding transformational work within containers that emphasize safety, reverence, discernment, and personal sovereignty. My approach integrates trauma-informed care, nervous system awareness, spiritual integration, and personalized preparation processes designed to support individuals before, during, and after ceremonial work.
I believe that healing is not about becoming someone new, but about remembering the wholeness that already exists within each person.
Communion with the divine may occur through many pathways, including silence, breath, nature, sound, movement, and sacred ceremony. We honor the use of natural sacraments of divine origin, sacred tools gifted by the Earth and Source of All Creation. These sacraments are not for recreational or casual use. Their purpose is spiritual awakening, divine communion, and the souls remembrance of truth.
When approached with reverence, preparation, guided support, and ethical stewardship, natural sacraments may open pathways of spiritual communion, expand awareness, and deepen the remembrance of our unity with all life.
Bufo (5-MeO-DMT) is a naturally occurring psychoactive compound known for producing profound altered states of consciousness. Individuals may experience emotional release, shifts in perception, or experiences described as spiritually or existentially meaningful.
Experiences vary widely. No specific outcomes can be guaranteed.
This work supports individuals navigating personal transformation, spiritual exploration, or meaningful life transitions. The approach emphasizes preparation, ceremonial integrity, and integration to support sustainable and responsible transformation.
My role is to uphold a safe, respectful, and ethically grounded ceremonial container. This includes supporting preparation, providing steady presence during experiences, and offering structured integration support afterward.
I do not impose interpretations or direct the content of an individual’s experience.
All participants complete a screening and readiness process which may include:
• Medical and mental health history review
• Medication and contraindication review
• Emotional and psychological readiness assessment
• Support system evaluation
• Intention and expectation discussion
Participation may be postponed or declined if safety concerns are identified.
Preparation supports physical, emotional, and psychological readiness. It may include educational sessions, intention development, grounding practices, and structured preparation meetings prior to participation.
Preparation is considered essential to ethical ceremonial work.
Integration supports individuals in processing and applying insights following an experience. Without integration support, transformational experiences can be destabilizing or difficult to meaningfully incorporate into daily life.
Integration may include coaching, somatic practices, reflection, and continued support planning.
No. This work is non-clinical and does not replace medical or mental health care. Participants are encouraged to maintain relationships with licensed healthcare providers when appropriate.
Yes. Certain medical conditions, medications, or mental health histories may increase risk. Safety and ethical responsibility guide all participation decisions.
Medication decisions must be made with licensed prescribing providers. I do not offer medical or medication guidance.
Participants are encouraged to approach this work with openness, personal responsibility, and willingness to engage in preparation and integration. Experiences vary widely and cannot be predicted or guaranteed.
Yes. I currently facilitate within a spiritual and educational framework and maintain affiliation with Sunflower Congregation. My work focuses on preparation, support, and integration within ethical and spiritual contexts.
Participation typically begins with an inquiry and screening conversation to assess readiness, alignment, and safety.
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