Plant Medicines

Nature can connect us to an original source of wisdom, untainted by human perception.

What interests me most about plant medicines is the way that they help people come home to themselves.

The societal structures we live in are emotionally unnatural. They are filled with rules and expectations that force people to shrink their needs, guard their hearts, and contort themselves in order to conform. What follows is a deep alienation from ourselves, from others, and from nature.

But the rules we live by don’t apply to nature. It has its own consciousness. Working with plants gives us a direct line back to this wisdom. It brings us to something true.

The plants help us see the false conditioning we’ve absorbed - and the lies we’ve come to believe about ourselves. And in doing that, they support us to do the deeper work of returning to our true nature. They support us to process and release old pain, form genuine boundaries, and rebuild self-trust. Through working with nature, we can relearn how to love, to relate, and to belong - starting within.

I never pictured myself being a spiritual / shamanic practitioner. It was never my goal.  But, over time, I felt a growing responsibility to share what I’ve learned over the past 20 years, because nothing has impacted my happiness, self-respect, or relationships more than plant medicines.

My practice is shaped by both Celtic and Peruvian plant medicine lineages, but ultimately, my way of working is relational, intuitive, and rooted in lived experience. It is drawn directly from the plants themselves. I want to help people have their own backs, care for themselves deeply, open to love, and cultivate relationships that are nourishing, authentic, and alive. This is how we begin to build a better world.

The plants don’t “fix” us. They expand our consciousness so that we can process what’s holding us back.