Intentional microdosing guidance is support for those who feel called to work with plant medicine in a mindful and purposeful way. It’s not just about taking a small dose—it’s about weaving microdosing into your life with clarity and intention. I help you create a personal approach that aligns with your goals, whether you’re seeking emotional balance, expanded creativity, or to break free from old patterns.

I offer this because I’ve seen how microdosing, when combined with self-awareness and integration work, can create real shifts. It’s a supportive companion to holistic coaching, and while it’s not for everyone, it can be a powerful tool for those who feel called to explore it.

While each person’s experience with intentional microdosing is unique, common outcomes include:

• Gaining clarity on personal obstacles and potential solutions.

• Recognizing and reducing behaviors rooted in limiting beliefs and past experiences.

• Reframing life authentically, prioritizing self-truth over seeking external validation.

Microdosing doesn’t numb or suppress your emotions—it enhances your awareness, helping you process limiting beliefs and difficult feelings. This can lead to profound transformations, like uncovering subconscious thoughts, gaining clarity about your true self, breaking through emotional blocks, and feeling a deep sense of connection.

When done intentionally, microdosing can cultivate presence, gratitude, and self-love while reframing limiting beliefs to support personal growth. Because your experience depends on your mindset and environment, it’s important to approach psilocybin with mindfulness and have support available throughout your journey.

A guide provides support, structure, and someone to share the experience with. A practitioner helps you stay intentional, reflect on insights, and integrate shifts more effectively.

Key benefits of working with a guide:
🔹 Accountability & Structure – Stay committed to your goals with a clear plan.
🔹 Personalized Guidance – Tailored dosing, insights, and best practices.
🔹 Shared Experience – Have a trusted space to process and celebrate growth.
🔹 Clarity & Reflection – Gain perspective on patterns and subtle shifts.
🔹 Safety & Best Practices – Navigate your journey with confidence and care.
🔹 Holistic Integration – Incorporate mindfulness, journaling, and other tools.

While self-guided microdosing is possible, working with a practitioner offers deeper connection, support, and a more intentional approach.

People are drawn to microdosing for many reasons. Some seek clarity, creativity, or deeper self-awareness. Others are looking for support with focus, mood, or emotional healing. You might feel called to explore a new way of connecting—with yourself, your work, or the world around you.

Microdosing can be a tool for personal growth, whether you’re navigating life changes, deepening mindfulness, or simply feeling curious about what’s possible.

If you’re unsure but feel drawn to it, that’s completely normal! We can explore your intentions together and see if microdosing aligns with your path at this time.

Many parents find that microdosing supports them in being more present, patient, and emotionally balanced. It may help with:

🔹 Mindfulness & Presence – Engaging more fully with your child.
🔹 Emotional Regulation – Responding with clarity rather than reacting.
🔹 Stress Reduction – Navigating daily challenges with greater ease.
🔹 Connection & Communication – Deepening your bond with your child.

While every experience is unique, microdosing can be a tool for parents who want to show up with more awareness, intention, and ease in their daily lives.

Absolutely! Microdosing can be beneficial at any age, including for those over 60. Many find it supports:

🔹 Mental Clarity & Focus – Enhancing cognitive function.
🔹 Emotional Well-Being – Reducing stress and promoting balance.
🔹 Mood & Resilience – Encouraging a positive outlook.
🔹 Overall Vitality – Supporting a sense of well-being.

Microdosing can be tailored to your needs and lifestyle, making it a safe and intentional practice at any stage of life. If you're curious, I can help guide you through the process.

Microdosing involves taking a subperceptual dose of psilocybin on a structured schedule, creating subtle shifts that can enhance mood, cognition, and overall well-being.

🔹 Brain & Neuroplasticity – Psilocybin interacts with serotonin receptors, promoting neural growth and flexibility, which can support new thought patterns and emotional resilience.
🔹 Default Mode Network (DMN) & Ego Dissolution – Research using fMRI has shown that psilocybin reduces activity in the DMN, the part of the brain linked to self-referential thinking and a fixed sense of self. This can lead to more expansive, flexible thinking and a deeper sense of connection.
🔹 Emotional Insight & Healing – By quieting mental rigidity, microdosing may help process deeply held beliefs, reframe limiting patterns, and enhance emotional awareness.
🔹 Cumulative Benefits – Consistency and intentional reflection over time lead to the most meaningful changes.

While research is still evolving, studies suggest that psilocybin’s effects on brain connectivity play a key role in its transformative potential.

The legality of microdosing depends on where you live. In most countries, psilocybin is still classified as a controlled substance, making its possession and use illegal. However, some places have decriminalized or allowed its use in specific contexts:

🔹 Decriminalization – Cities like Oakland, Denver, and Seattle have decriminalized psilocybin, meaning it's still illegal but law enforcement deprioritizes prosecution.
🔹 Legal Frameworks – Some countries, such as the Netherlands, allow the sale of psilocybin truffles, which can be used legally.
🔹 Medical & Research Use – In Canada and parts of the U.S., psilocybin may be available for clinical or therapeutic use with special approval.

Before microdosing, it’s important to understand your local laws. Always research the legal status in your area to make informed decisions.

It’s important to research and understand the laws in your specific location before considering microdosing or using psychedelics. Always proceed responsibly and be mindful of the legal framework in your area.

Microdosing is generally not recommended for individuals who:

🔹 Have certain mental health conditions – Those with a history of psychosis, schizophrenia, or Bipolar 1 should approach microdosing with caution, as it may exacerbate symptoms. However, research is ongoing into the potential therapeutic use of psychedelics for some of these conditions under professional guidance.

🔹 Are on specific medications – If you take medication for mental health or other serious conditions, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional to check for potential interactions.

If you're unsure whether microdosing is right for you, I can refer you to a psychedelic-friendly psychiatrist who offers virtual consultations. Taking a mindful, informed approach ensures both safety and effectiveness.