Clients begin by contacting me to ask questions and explore whether natural medicine services may be an appropriate fit. This conversation is informational and helps clarify the process, expectations, and required steps.

Clients must formally apply for services through the licensed healing center I am contracted with. The healing center is responsible for all required screening, consent, eligibility determination, and regulatory compliance as outlined by DORA.

A preparation session is required prior to any facilitation experience. Preparation focuses on education, intention-setting, emotional readiness, and establishing grounding and support strategies. This session is designed to help clients engage with the facilitation experience safely and intentionally.

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Additional preparation sessions may be requested for a fee.Preparation sessions are part of the natural medicine services pathway and are distinct from psychotherapy. 

Clients participate in one natural medicine facilitation experience at the healing center, where I serve as their assigned facilitator/guide. Facilitation occurs in a licensed setting and follows all DORA requirements regarding environment, roles, and scope of practice.

Following facilitation, clients are required to complete one integration session in accordance with DORA regulations. Integration focuses on processing the experience, supporting emotional regulation, meaning-making, and facilitating the incorporation of insights into daily life.

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Additional integration sessions are strongly encouraged to support continued processing, stabilization, and long-term integration. The required integration session is considered part of regulated natural medicine services, and any additional integration sessions may be requested for a fee.

For clients who would benefit from more ongoing or in-depth support, long-term psychotherapy is also available separately through my counseling practice. This work is distinct from healing center services and may provide continued space for integration, emotional processing, and broader therapeutic goals over time.