Plant Medicines

In a world increasingly fascinated by psychedelics, it’s easy to overlook the quiet power of non-psychoactive plants - but they have just as much to offer.

When people hear the words “plant medicines,” they often think of psychedelics, like psilocybin mushrooms or ayahuasca. Psychedelics are a huge area of research, with growing clinical evidence that they improve symptoms of P.T.S.D¹, severe depression², and can help people combat addiction³. They’re known to dramatically change brain chemistry, which creates a shift in consciousness and perception. Often people who work with these entheogens often have the experience of accessing another reality, with a profound source of spiritual wisdom.

However, a much less well studied area is non-psychoactive plants, like rose, violet, mugwort, and chamomile, hold equal power. They offer a more subtle, gentle path to shift consciousness, and guide emotional and energetic healing. Psychedelics may open doors to new realms - but non-psychoactive plants help you come home.

I work predominantly with non-psychoactive plants, blending herbalism with traditional plant medicine practices. Through oils, perfumes, diets, and ceremonies, I create spaces for people to connect with these loving allies, allowing them to impart their healing and wisdom directly.

Through my own journey, I’ve come to see that the plants are a bridge to true, infinite wisdom. We have so much information available to us in “the real world,” and the plants showed me that a lot of this is, quite frankly, bullshit. They connected me to a deeper truth, and showed me everything I’ve absorbed or internalised that stepping away from that truth.

That’s why I don’t offer advice or share “psychic insights” like many practitioners. My role is to create a container for you to connect directly with the plants’ wisdom, without interference or projection. I guide with my experience and heart, but I strive to keep myself out of the way, letting the plants lead the process.