My mission and vision is to offer the most efficient and effective approach to your emotional recovery, so I personally give you the tools and teach you the skills that put you in the driver’s seat. This is vitally important because when we begin inviting up our feelings – and I’m not going to sugar-coat this – it can be very unsettling. So I teach you how to self-adjust so that you can manage yourself to optimize your experience and healing; you’re always in control. In addition, the group offers a remarkable dimension of support and compassion as each student does this deep inner work.

As a clinician, I know that changing behaviors is challenging because it requires you to disrupt a current habit while simultaneously fostering a new unfamiliar set of actions. You will ease into this transformation as your new behaviors start to become automatic. During the time we’re together our group processing will nurture and strengthen your awareness so you can apply your new tools and skills in your everyday life. It will become the way of your new life.

Your privacy is Becca’s utmost concern. When you participate in group experiences confidentiality is the surest way to build a field of trust among individuals. Students say that our group environment builds safety, trust, confidence, and helps you understand that everyone has common emotional upsets and patterns from the past – and can heal them!

Absolutely not. This work can be done with or without plant medicine. The experience of previous and current participants in their own words is that their experience is “enhanced” by microdosing as it opens them more deeply to the introspection and resulting insights brought about by our work together.

You can be confident that if you decide to include plant medicine, regardless of your experience (or no experience) with these substances, you will be fully supported and guided in every aspect from effective protocols to convenient resources.

A person becomes addicted to something because they’re trying to numb the hurt of underlying psychic wounds. They don’t want to feel the hurt so they use a variety of coping mechanisms that includes substances like alcohol and drugs.

This is the opposite of what we do in our emotional recovery work – where we open to the emotions that are troubling us so that we can feel them. The judicious and intentional use of microdosing psilocybin and cannabis can support and amplify this process. Having said that, remember that including these substances is entirely optional and you always have the choice of trying them later if that calls to you.

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