Transformational
Medicines
We see deep healing as bravely diving into ourselves, past the defenses of consciousness, past the countless layers of conditioning and automated reactions. When we work with our plant allies and psychedelic medicines we get to entertain new perspectives, experience deep insights, emotional breakthroughs and even a complete reprogramming.
Our wounds and difficult traumas can be processed and reframed. We can connect with compassion, love and feel a sense of unity with all life. We can let go of scary and challenging memories and emotions that are stuck in our psyche and in our bodies, allowing us to unburden from grief, fear and anger. We can meet parts of us that have been cast aside and are now sabotaging our lives, calling out from the shadow. We do this so we can fully step into ourselves, be who we truly want to be, and to pursue our best lives populated with loving relationships.
You have likely seen the multitude of documentaries about plant medicines and their healing potential. But now what? Clinical-style, one hour sessions of healing are not what you will find here. That’s not how we heal. It’s a process that takes time, energy and a conscious approach from all involved.
For our sessions you choose the setting. Most people want to journey in the comfort of their own home or in our healing room. We go in with a mindset of exploration, curiosity and compassion. We will guide you on your journey and keep you safe. Wherever you need to go, wherever you want to go, Nici and Steve will be there with you. Our unique combination of breathwork, meditation, talk and body/energy work will help facilitate your journey inwards.
So why do we use psychedelics for healing?
1. Radical shift in perspective
It’s all about perspective! We all get stuck in our habitual ways of seeing, thinking, and reacting. Sometimes it takes a transformational experience to shake us free — this is where the medicines come in.
Research using fMRI and EEG shows that psilocybin temporarily quiets overactive brain networks (especially the Default Mode Network), while increasing communication between brain regions that don’t normally talk to each other. This flexible, “hyperconnected” state allows us to break out of rigid thought patterns and see ourselves and our lives from fresh angles.
After a journey, the brain enters a window of increased neural plasticity that may last days to weeks. During this time, we are more open to learning, forming new habits, and letting go of old patterns with greater ease — which is why integration work is so powerful and important.
2. Out of your mind
Most of us live in our heads — thinking, analyzing, worrying, and planning. Under psychedelics, many people discover what it’s like to shift out of the mind and access other parts of their being.
Research shows psilocybin reduces activity in areas involved in rigid self-talk and overthinking, allowing for emotional openness and direct access to deeper layers of the psyche. With the usual mental defenses softened, we can meet parts of ourselves that are normally hidden, suppressed, or protected — including shadow material, unconscious memories, or long-held emotional patterns.
This is why many people report a sense of “getting out of the way” and letting their healing intelligence take over.
3. Into heart and body
When the analytical mind quiets, we naturally drop into our emotional and physical landscapes. Clinical and qualitative studies show that psychedelics enhance emotional processing and help people safely access emotions they normally avoid — grief, anger, joy, fear, relief.
Many people experience somatic release: shakes, tremors, warmth, tears, or expressive movement. Trauma research suggests this may relate to the body completing stress cycles that were previously frozen or interrupted.
People also create rich inner imagery and symbolic storylines. These aren’t random — research shows they help the brain reorganize emotional memories in new, healing ways.
4. It's experiences that change us
Talking about our problems only gets us so far. Psychedelic-assisted therapy is powerful because it creates a direct, felt experience — one that often brings insight, meaning, and clarity that can’t be accessed through thinking alone.
Studies consistently show that the quality and intensity of the inner experience strongly predict lasting therapeutic benefit. This means that the journey itself — the emotional, symbolic, and embodied experience — is what creates change.
With the medicine, we embark on an inner adventure without moving a muscle: a multisensory journey that can awaken us, interrupt old patterns, and reveal entirely new possibilities.
5. Feeling deeply connected
Many people today feel disconnected from themselves, from others, and from something larger. Psychedelic research repeatedly shows that psilocybin increases feelings of:
- connection
- meaning
- purpose
- unity
- spiritual or transpersonal insight
- closeness to nature and all living things
These experiences are among the strongest predictors of long-term positive outcomes in clinical trials. They’re not “escapist” — they help people reconnect to what matters most, soften self-judgment, and feel more at home in themselves and the world.
And yes, sometimes it gets pretty weird… in the best possible way.
6. Being witnesses is healing
Psychedelic journeys open up tender, vulnerable parts of us — the ones that learned long ago that it wasn’t safe to feel, express, or be seen. Having skilled guides with you in these moments is not just supportive; it is deeply healing.
In trauma research and Internal Family Systems, we know that many wounds come from moments when we were alone with overwhelming emotions. Healing happens when those emotions are finally met with warmth, presence, and co-regulation.
During medicine journeys, when a difficult or tender part comes forward and is gently witnessed — without judgment, pressure, or fear — it creates a corrective experience. Parts that once felt ashamed, abandoned, or “too much” discover what it’s like to be held, validated, and supported.
This relational field of safety is one of the most powerful catalysts for transformation.
It teaches the system:
“I’m not alone.”
“My feelings make sense.”
“It’s safe to soften.”
“I can trust again.”
Science also supports this: studies show that outcomes improve dramatically when people feel emotionally supported, understood, and connected to their guides. Human connection isn’t a “bonus”—it’s part of the medicine.
Your journey includes:
- an info call to meet
- a check-in call a few days before your journey
- the day of the journey (about 5-6 hrs)
- an integration call the week after
- we are available throughout and will support you as questions/concerns come up
The cost of this experience is $888. We are flexible with paymemt plans.