You’re a Christian who desires healing—
and you want to honor God in the process.
Maybe you’ve been exploring psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Maybe you already have a retreat or clinic in mind.
Maybe you have hope… and hesitation.
Maybe you have questions like:
Those are not wrong questions.
They’re wise ones.
You don’t need to rush your decision.
You don’t need to ignore your concerns.
And you don’t need to walk this path alone.
You need space to discern.
You need support you can trust.
And you need a way to move forward—with Christ at the center of it all.
I have had the privilege of supporting hundreds of individuals as they navigate psychedelic-assisted healing, and this work continues to deepen my reverence for God’s creation, provision, and grace.
My background includes training and experience in trauma and crisis counseling, with research focused on ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT.
My calling is to help fellow believers integrate these profound experiences in a way that remains faithful, grounded, and discerning.
I believe that Christ remains central in every season of growth, and that deep healing unfolds through prayer, reflection, and patient integration.
I value working with people from all walks of life. While clients are not required to share my faith, I approach my work openly and unapologetically from a Christian perspective rooted in humility, integrity, and compassion.
I provide preparation and integration coaching for individuals exploring psychedelic-assisted therapy.
My role is to help you approach this with clarity, discernment, and a grounded foundation in your faith.
Important: I do not provide medical care, administer substances, or facilitate ceremonies. I provide coaching, education, spiritual grounding, and integration support.
This is for you if:
This may not be the right fit if you're looking for:
Is psychedelic-assisted therapy for you? Let's talk through that and what faithfulness looks like for you in this decision.
We build your prep plan: identify what you need, set intentions, talk through what might happen, prepare for afterward
We work through the experience and apply it to your life—your relationships, habits, and decisions—so it leads to real, lasting change.