Psilocybin is a consciousness expanding substance, produced by numerous species of mushrooms. South American Aztec Indians referred to them as teonanacatl, meaning ‘God's flesh’, and they were used in religious and healing rituals. 

Spanish missionaries in the 1500s attempted to destroy all records and evidence of the use of these mushrooms. Thankfully they didn’t completely succeed in this :-) 

In the past 10-15 years several FDA-approved clinical studies have indicated the medical value for psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy in treating depression, anxiety, and certain addictions.

About Sadhya

Her Role

Sadhya has more than 20 years of experience as a group facilitator, from teaching yoga teacher trainings and classes to facilitating deep psychological and spiritual transformational group processes. She also works individually as a soul centered coach. 

Her Story

Sadhya is a certified Holistic Therapeut and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. She is trained in many different disciplines, including: Trauma Therapy, EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), Gestalt Therapy, Psychology of Awakening, The Work - with Byron Katie, The Enneagram, NLP, Tantra, Meditation and Yoga. Next to all her psychological and spirituals studies, Sadhya started working intensively with different plant medicines over the last years. As she experienced how the medicine are a doorway that amazingly accelerate healing and awakening.  

Her Why

Sadhya has a deep passion for supporting people in their path towards their Soul Essence. She loves to create a safe space for people where they can move beyond their limiting believes and patterns. She uses her own experience of more than 20 years of personal and spiritual growth and her loving presence to help guide others where they need to go. 

"My passion is to support people to open their hearts and live from love, in connection with themselves and others. To be in the moment and allow all feelings, to live life to the fullest and share their unique soul essence with the world."

About Tamara

Her Role

As a former nurse, Tamara realized that the compassion she had for her patients was a big part of the healing process. She started following the path of Yoga, became a breathworker, bodyworker and Reiki practitioner, exploring different pathways for holistic wellbeing. 

Her Story

Tamara has studied plant medicine with a Mestizo Maestro and is currently studying under a Shipibo Maestro from Peru. She is the co-founder and manager of Mother’s House, where she supports research and conducts psychedelic ceremonies. She also works closely with ICEERS, organizing workshops on harm reduction and safety protocols for facilitators working with psychedelics.

Her Why

Over the years, Tamara has witnessed many people heal their trauma with the help of psychedelics. She’s driven to enact a balance between therapeutic practices and indigenous shamanic teachings. For her, it’s not a job—it’s a calling and a way of life.

“We can provide many tools, but in the end it is up to you. You are the medicine. A change in perspective is a change of life.”