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What It Actually Is - and How It Really Works
Why You React the Way You Do - and How to Finally Change It
Why It Stays Locked in the Body - and How to Finally Release It
You Were Never Taught What Shame and Guilt Are Really For
The Experience Opens the Door. What Comes Through Is Up to You.
The Third Wave
Trauma and chronic stress alter amygdala and hippocampal function, impairing emotional regulation and threat discrimination.
A review of how trauma and chronic stress cause lasting mental health harm through biological pathways including HPA axis dysregulation, brain changes, epigenetic modifications, and immune activation — with outcomes shaped by social support, resilience, and access to care.
Read the studyPsilocybin enhanced the brain’s ability to unlearn fear responses across stress-naive, acutely stressed, and chronically stressed conditions, suggesting it may support fear processing even in individuals with trauma or chronic stress histories.
A preclinical study tested psilocybin's effect on fear extinction across three stress conditions in mice: no stress, acute stress (a PTSD model), and chronic stress. Psilocybin enhanced fear extinction and extinction recall across all conditions, suggesting its potential to help the brain unlearn fear responses even under chronic or traumatic stress -- with direct relevance to PTSD and anxiety treatment.
Read the studySingle 25mg dose well tolerated, rapid and durable improvement in PTSD symptoms out to 12 weeks. No serious adverse events.
Psilocybin at a dose of 25 mg, administered with psychological support, may be safe, well-tolerated and associated with symptomatic improvement in adults with PTSD.
Read the study73 participants, randomized double-blind placebo-controlled. Statistically significant improvements across all primary and secondary endpoints. No serious adverse events.
A Phase 2 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of 73 adults with moderate to severe generalised anxiety disorder found that psilocybin-assisted therapy (PSX-001) delivered statistically significant improvements across every key endpoint, including anxiety, mood, disability, and quality of life — positioning it as a leading psilocybin therapy in development for GAD.
Read the studyStudy suggests that psilocybin-assisted therapy results in substantial decreases in depressive symptoms across studies to date.
Depression is a major cause of disability worldwide, motivating substantial interest in psilocybin as a potential treatment.
Read the studyA systematic review of 30 RCTs found that psychotherapeutic interventions for prolonged grief disorder produce meaningful improvements, with experiential approaches combining exposure, EMDR, and mindfulness showing particular promise for trauma-related grief — pointing toward the need for personalized, body-inclusive treatment models
A systematic review of 30 randomized controlled trials (2011-2024) examining treatments for Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD) -- a newly recognized diagnosis in ICD-11 and DSM-5-TR affecting between 9.8% and 34.3% of bereaved people. CBT emerged as the most effective and versatile approach. Innovations combining CBT with mindfulness, exposure therapy, or EMDR showed particular promise for trauma-related grief. Alternative interventions including music therapy and Accelerated Resolution Therapy showed potential but require further research. The authors note limited generalizability due to predominantly white, female, high-income study samples.
Read the study“For people who want to go deep, this is the work to be had.”
Linda S.
USA
“You discover what’s under all that armor, you see your true essence.”
Betsy L.
USA
“"This idea of welcoming in things that I fear was one of the deepest experiences I've ever had."”
Tori
Canada
“I could really start to feel good in my own skin.”
Cheryl M
USA
“I was able to peel back layers of protective responses to get to my core wound of abandonment – a pain I’ve carried my entire life – so I could address and release it.”
Ingrid C.
USA
“She creates psychological safety for people to tell their deepest, darkest secrets.”
Cheryl M.
USA
“This course gives you the tools that talk therapy doesn't give you.”
Andrea D.
USA
“It's the integration part of it that really makes the plant medicines work.”
Sergey
USA
Yes. Emotional Liberation work can generally be practiced alongside prescribed medication. It works through emotional processing, awareness, and nervous-system regulation rather than through medication itself. If you take prescription medication, continue following your prescriber’s guidance and let them know you’re incorporating this kind of work.
Significant improvements in baseline regulation are typically noticeable within 8–12 weeks of consistent practice. More deeply established dysregulation takes longer, but change is always possible given the right conditions.
Because understanding and feeling are two different things – and healing happens at the level of feeling.
The nervous system runs its patterns independently of what the thinking mind knows. You can have complete insight into why you react a certain way and still find the same reactions arising. That’s not a failure of intelligence, it’s a description of how the nervous system works. That’s why the Emotional Liberation work engages the nervous system directly – through movement, breath, sound, and psycho-spiritual inquiry.
If you’re wondering whether this work is a good fit for you, the best next step is a complimentary Discovery Session. You’ll complete a client intake form first, then we’ll meet on Zoom to explore what’s possible.
Many people feel a significant shift early in the work, a quality of stillness, relief, or release they may not have experienced before. But the work is not only about feeling better in the moment. It also involves developing a clearer cognitive understanding of your emotions: what you are feeling, where it comes from, how it affects your nervous system, and the patterns that keep it in place.
Over time, with consistent practice, that understanding becomes more embodied. Eleven minutes a day is enough to begin building new neural pathways and training the nervous system to respond differently. The practice builds on itself. What starts as relief in a session can gradually become greater awareness of your emotional patterns, more choice in how you respond, and a different way of moving through your life.
That is often exactly what the medicine is doing. Difficult emotions surface because they are ready to move. The Emotional Liberation framework provides the tools to meet and work with what arises rather than be overwhelmed by it. This is why microdosing is always embedded in a guided, structured process in my work, not offered as a standalone practice. You go in prepared, and you do not navigate what comes up alone.
Microdosing is a tool within a larger method, not the method itself. Emotional Liberation® provides the framework: the cognitive education, the psycho-spiritual inquiry, the expressive movement, and practices that allow difficult emotions to be processed and released. The microdose, when included, amplifies access to that process. It can help people who are genuinely stuck in the thinking mind find a doorway through.
If this resonates for you and you’re wondering whether working with me is a good fit, the best next step is a Discovery Session. You’ll complete a client intake form first, then we’ll meet on Zoom to explore what’s possible.
No, and I say that as a clinician. Everyone’s body responds differently. Some people find microdosing transformative. Others find it neutral or unhelpful.
Emotions can often surface, Anxiety included. That’s the material that’s been waiting to come up and be met, and it’s part of the work we do together.
Plant medicine is always optional in my work and never a requirement.
Because knowing isn’t the same as healing. The subconscious runs its patterns independently of what the thinking mind understands. You can have complete intellectual insight into why you react a certain way and still find yourself repeating the behavior.
This is exactly why the Emotional Liberation work operates at the experiential level, not just the cognitive one. Understanding the pattern is the first step. Releasing it from where it actually lives is what creates lasting change.
And if you’re wondering whether working with me is a good fit for you, the best next step is a complimentary Discovery Session. You’ll complete a client intake form first, then we’ll meet on Zoom to explore what’s possible.
Because most approaches work at the level of the mind. They help you understand your patterns, reframe your thinking, develop insight. And that’s valuable. But understanding alone rarely changes the deep emotional patterns that drive behavior, especially under stress.
Emotional Liberation is a method that works where those patterns live: in your body, your nervous system, and the emotional memory that formed before you had words for it. Change at that level isn’t just something you understand. You feel it, and it holds when life gets stressful. It shows up in how you react, how you relate to others, and how you treat yourself.
That’s what’s possible and it starts with a single conversation.
If you’re wondering whether working with me is a good fit for you, the best next step is a complimentary Discovery Session. You’ll complete a client intake form first, then we’ll meet on Zoom to explore what’s possible.
It depends on what you’re healing from and how long it’s been running. Some people feel significant shifts early in the work, something opens that’s been closed for years. For others, particularly those healing from early trauma or long-held patterns of Shame or Depression, the work is slower and more layered.
What I can tell you is that healing is not linear. And the capacity for change doesn’t have an expiration date. Emotional fluency is a skill. It builds with practice, patience, and the right support. Trust the process and trust yourself.
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