Voices From Around the World

Ceremony participants, retreat guests, course students, and long-term session clients, from California to Dublin, from first-timers to experienced practitioners. Some came skeptical. Some came desperate. Some came simply curious. What they share isn’t curated or coached. It’s what happened, in their own words.

“Becca Williams is a true pioneer in conscious cannabis work, showing us how to engage with it as a powerful ally for growth, healing, and evolution.”
– Stephen Dinan, Founder & President, The Shift Network

When You’re Ready 

Plant medicine work begins when you’re called to it, not before. If you’ve been considering it for a while, these are my entry points:  My monthly Elevation Ceremonies are free and open to everyone. Regular workshops, both live and recorded, offer a structured way to go deeper. For those ready for immersive work, my Portugal retreats provide the container that a ceremony alone can’t. My live and online masterclass courses can weave cannabis and microdosing into a structured learning format for those who want to understand the practice from the inside out. And personal 1-to-1 sessions meet you exactly where you are.

Frequently asked questions

What if I have a difficult experience?
Challenging moments are a natural part of plant‑medicine work. They don’t mean anything has gone wrong. My facilitation is intentionally designed to hold emotional intensity and create a safe container for difficult material to surface and be processed. And what happens after is as much a part of my facilitation as what happens during.
Do I need prior experience to work with you?
No. I support people across the full spectrum – from complete beginners to those with extensive experience who want structured integration. The starting point for everyone is a complimentary  discovery call.
Can plant medicine be combined with psychiatric medication?
This is something we evaluate together, carefully, before anything else. Some combinations require caution or are best avoided entirely - particularly with SSRIs, mood stabilisers, and other psychiatric medications. Cannabis interactions tend to be less acute but still warrant attention. I always recommend consulting your prescribing clinician, and I won't move forward with any facilitated experience until we've reviewed your full medication picture together.
Is plant medicine the same as psychedelics?
Not exactly. Plant medicine is a broader category. It includes cannabis, which is not a classic psychedelic but which, used with clear intention in a supported setting, can access profound emotional and spiritual territory. It includes psilocybin, ayahuasca, peyote, and other entheogenic plants that have been used in ceremonial contexts for centuries. My work centers primarily on cannabis and psilocybin - not because the others lack value, but because these are the medicines I have direct training with, deep facilitation experience in, and an evidence base I can stand behind. And my focus is always on emotional healing and integration, not the pursuit of peak experiences for their own sake.
Is plant medicine legal?
Legality depends on your location and the specific substance. Cannabis is legal for medical and/or recreational use (referred to as adult use) in an increasing number of places. Psilocybin remains a Schedule I substance in the U.S. and is controlled in most countries, though decriminalization and therapeutic pathways are expanding. Becca’s facilitation work always operates within applicable legal frameworks.