Your Journey
“You come as you are.
You leave a little more like yourself.”
Is This Retreat Right for You?
If you’re carrying trauma, grief, or emotional pain that hasn’t responded to conventional treatment, you may be searching for something different; a path toward healing that honors both the mind and spirit.
We support individuals seeking safe, guided access to traditional plant medicine ceremonies held in the Andes, under the care of experienced indigenous facilitators. These ceremonies offer an opportunity to journey inward, release what no longer serves you, and reconnect with yourself, with others, and with something greater.
Who We Support
We work with individuals navigating:
• Treatment-resistant PTSD or trauma
• Addiction recovery
• Burnout, particularly among healthcare workers and caregivers
• Grief, loss, depression or terminal illness
• Spiritual crisis or disconnection
What to Expect Before the Retreat
• A confidential screening process, including a review of medical and psychiatric history
• Guidance on dietary and lifestyle preparation
• An honest conversation about whether this path is right for you, right now
What to Expect During the Retreat
• Ceremonies held in a safe, intentional space, guided by experienced facilitators
• Medical screening and safety protocols throughout
• Time and space for rest, reflection, and integration between ceremonies
What to Expect After the Retreat
• Integration support to help translate insight into lasting change
• Community connection with others who’ve walked a similar path
*Important Safety Information!*
Plant medicine ceremonies may not be appropriate for everyone. Research shows certain medications (notably SSRIs and MAOIs), cardiac conditions, and some mental health diagnoses including psychosis or bipolar disorder. This may disqualify participation or require additional precautions. Full medical disclosure during screening is required for your safety.
This is not a substitute for medical or psychiatric care, and outcomes are not guaranteed. We encourage anyone considering this path to consult a licensed health care practitioner or mental health professional beforehand.
