About Us
Offering holistic and professional care at every step of the journey
OUR COMMITMENT
Our commitment to ethical practices is at the core of our work. We firmly believe that a foundation built on trust is crucial to a safe and effective process. We believe integrity, respect, compassion, awareness, accountability and community are paramount in facilitating safe, therapeutic and transformative psychedelic experiences which contribute to personal and planetary health. Our ethical framework is designed to uphold the values of consent, autonomy, and safety, ensuring that every person feels supported, informed, and empowered throughout their journey.

OUR APPROACH
We do not impose meaning, but support you in discovering your own. Whether your orientation is scientific, spiritual, agnostic, or evolving, we respect your autonomy and worldview. Our role is to accompany you—to co-create a space where insight, clarity, and transformation can emerge.
Our work is relational. We believe healing happens in relationship—with ourselves, with others, and with nature. The quality of connection is not a soft detail—it’s the very ground on which healing takes place.
We are grounded in embodiment. Present-moment awareness, interoception, and somatic attunement are key. These are not just techniques—they are doorways into deeper intelligence, where emotion, imagery, and insight arise from the body itself.
Throughout preparation, the journey, and integration, we draw on a broad spectrum of knowledge systems—including contemplative traditions, ecological medicine, psychology, and somatics. Our emerging therapeutic framework, Psychedelic-Assisted Mindfulness Therapy (PAMT), integrates these diverse strands into a coherent, evolving approach grounded in both research and lived experience.
Ultimately, we believe you are not separate from nature. You are nature experiencing itself in human form, just like us, everyone and everything else.
Our intention is to support you in making meaning of your experiences, embodying your insights, and remembering your place in the living system of life.
If you have questions or feel the pull to begin, we welcome you to reach out.
At Woven, we begin with the breath—our most primal and accessible connection to life—and work with a variety of medicines and practices that support healing, insight, and transformation. But more than anything, we work with the conditions that allow these processes to unfold.
Our approach draws from holism, systems theory, transpersonal and ecopsychology, trauma-informed care, and contemplative science. We understand the human being as a complex, adaptive system—embedded in relationships, shaped by environment, and capable of self-organization and renewal. Healing and growth then, is not forced from outside. It emerges like a forest after a fire or a body after injury when the internal and external conditions are supportive.
This is why we focus on creating a sense of safety, trust, presence, and attunement. These are the relational and neurobiological foundations from which lasting change becomes possible.
At the same time, we recognize that humans are not just biological organisms, but meaning-making beings—spiritual by nature. Our work honours the symbolic, the intuitive, and the mysterious. We embrace the unknown as part of the healing process. You are not a set of symptoms to be fixed, but a dynamic and intelligent expression of life itself—a vital thread in the greater web of being to which we all belong.
We believe that each person holds an innate capacity to heal, grow, and flourish. The breath, Earth’s medicine, and the practices we use are catalysts, not cures. The real intelligence arises from within you—through your body, your intuition, your dreams, and your connection to the living, natural world.

The care of the Earth is our most ancient and most worthy, and after all our most pleasing responsibility. To cherish what remains of it and to foster its renewal is our only hope.
— Wendell Berry
OUR PRINCIPLES
Consent
Informed Decision Making
Continuous Communication
Education
Interdisciplinary
Accessibility
Autonomy
Empowering the Individual
Cultural Sensitivity
Community
Engagement
Collaboration
Safety
Holistic Guidance
Clinical Screening
Integrity
Professional Conduct
Walking the Talk
We consider ethics not just a set of principles but a living, breathing aspect of our work. By prioritizing consent, autonomy, safety, education, community and integrity, we create an environment where you can safely explore your consciousness and potential.
Woven works in association with Psygaia to provide ongoing community support and professional accountability.
FAQ
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A psychedelic experience involves altered states of consciousness induced by substances like psilocybin, LSD, or ayahuasca. These experiences can lead to profound shifts in perception, cognition, and emotion, allowing individuals to access deeper layers of consciousness and gain insights into the nature of reality, the self, and existence. From a holistic perspective, psychedelics are seen as tools that facilitate connection with the innate intelligence of the mind and the interconnected web of existence.
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While psychedelics can induce powerful experiences, safety depends on various factors, including set (mindset), setting (physical, social, cultural, political environment), substance purity, and dosage. Research suggests that when used in a supportive and controlled setting, psychedelics can be safe for most individuals. However, it's essential to approach them with caution, respect, and reverence, following best practices to minimize potential risks.
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A bad trip can occur when challenging emotions, memories, or experiences arise during a psychedelic journey. From a holistic perspective, a bad trip may be seen as an opportunity for deep healing and transformation. Experienced guides can provide support and guidance to navigate difficult moments, helping individuals integrate challenging experiences and find meaning and insight in them.
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Dosage is determined based on various factors, including the individual's weight, metabolism, past experiences with psychedelics, and the specific substance being used. Dosage is approached with respect for the substance's potency and the individual's sensitivity, aiming to create a balance between therapeutic effects and safety.
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We use the term "journey" to emphasize the transformative nature of the psychedelic experience. A journey implies embarking on an inner exploration of the self and the cosmos, guided by the wisdom of ancient traditions, modern science, and the intelligence of nature.
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Guides provide essential support and guidance throughout the psychedelic journey, helping individuals navigate the depths of consciousness and integrate insights into their daily lives. Guides serve as facilitators of healing, drawing upon neuroscience, transpersonal psychology, indigenous wisdom, and nature-based spirituality to create a safe and supportive container for exploration and growth. Unlike therapists, guides are not limited by the lens of the Western psychotherapeutic framework and can offer more personalized support which traditional therapists may not be willing or able to provie by virtue of their accredation by a surveying national association with specific rules and regulations that do not consider psychedelics.
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Psychedelic experiences are not a guaranteed cure, but they can be powerful catalysts for healing and transformation. Healing is seen as a multifaceted and lifelong journey that involves addressing physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of wellbeing. Psychedelics can provide profound insights and experiences that support healing on all levels, but ongoing integration and personal work are essential for sustained transformation.
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The frequency of psychedelic experiences varies for each individual and depends on factors such as personal goals, readiness, and responsiveness to the experiences. From a holistic standpoint, the number of journeys needed is guided by the individual's unique healing journey and their ongoing integration process. It's essential to approach psychedelics with intention, respect, and mindfulness, allowing the experiences to unfold in their own time and rhythm.

Your good intentions are not enough; you have to be artful. Mindful living is an art, and each of us has to train to be an artist.
— Thich Nhat Hanh