About Emily

In the heart of her tumultuous journey, she stands as a testament to resilience. Once consumed by the chains of addiction, depression, anxiety, and alcohol, she found solace in the ancient wisdom of indigenous plant and amphibian modalities. For years, she's navigated through her pain, using these tools not just for her healing, but also as a beacon for others lost in their struggles. However, her journey extends beyond psychedelics; she delved into non-psychedelic practices that nurtured the mind, body, and spirit. Through meditation, breathwork, and holistic therapies, she created a safe haven where she and her clients could reclaim their narratives. Each session became a step away from victimhood, fostering empowerment and transformation. In sharing her journey, she illuminates a path toward hope and healing for those willing to embrace their own stories.

A note from the facilitator:

I would like to acknowledge that, while I am not of Indigenous heritage, I hold the practices and tools of Indigenous cultures in the highest regard. I recognize the deep cultural significance, wisdom, and history embedded in these traditions. My appreciation for these practices comes from a place of respect and admiration for the resilience and intelligence that they represent. I am committed to honoring their importance and ensuring that my engagement with them is approached with sensitivity and mindfulness. It is essential to amplify Indigenous voices and acknowledge their foundational role in preserving these practices, fostering a deeper understanding and respect within our shared community.