I am a transpersonal therapist, facilitator, and transdisciplinary healer with over a decade of intensive learning and direct experience in therapeutic, ceremonial, and integrative processes.

My role is not to heal for others, but to accompany each person in reconnecting with their own inner intelligence, their spirit, their essence, and their purpose, creating the necessary conditions for profound, sustainable, and conscious processes.

I guide non-ordinary states of consciousness with respect, ethics, and reciprocity, honoring both the power of the healing practices and the sovereignty of the individual process.

My mission is to bridge the gap between ancestral wisdom and practical science, creating safe, ethical, and profoundly human spaces for healing, integration, and transformation.

I work to normalize spirituality as an embodied, responsible, and relational way of life, not as an escape or an idealization.

My intention is to contribute to a more conscious, mature, and respectful culture surrounding the therapeutic use of psychedelics, ancestral traditions, and deep healing processes.

After more than a decade of study, practice, and guidance, I integrate ancestral, therapeutic, and somatic knowledge into deeply personalized processes.

My training includes:

* Certification in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (Canada)
* Transformational Life Coach
* Nutrition and Trainer
* Transpersonal Therapist
* Master in Family Constellations
* Facilitator of Ceremonial Cacao and Holistic Ceremonies
* Somatic Therapies and work with the nervous system
* Conscious Breathing and Somatic Movement
* Shamanic Instruments and Ancestral Practices
* Medicinal Plants, Entheogens, Medicinal Mushrooms, and Adaptogens
* Integrative Therapies and Mindful Guidance

In addition, I have participated in training, dialogue, and outreach events as a speaker, and I currently have a conference scheduled for April. I am open to receiving invitations for talks, panels, retreats, academic events, and interdisciplinary gatherings.

I come from ancestral Turkic roots, cultures deeply intertwined with shamanism, animism, and totemic worldviews, where nature, spirit, and human life were never separate.

My great-grandfather Isa was a medicine musician, healing through the sound of the Kobyz, a sacred shamanic instrument still preserved in my family today.

My grandmother Sabikhan was a healer using medicinal plants, and her stone mortar remains a part of our lineage. My father inherited ancestral practices of energy cleansing through smoke, intention, and simple elements.

I was born with a heightened intuitive and spiritual sensitivity. After a period of disconnection, this ancestral memory began to reawaken in 2012 with my first experience with ayahuasca alongside a shaman in Ecuador, and deepened when I moved to Colombia, where I came into direct contact with living Indigenous traditions.

Since 2020, I have practiced consciously and responsibly, integrating this knowledge within contemporary ethical and therapeutic frameworks, without replicating traditions out of context.

Currently, I collaborate with Indigenous communities in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, especially in ceremonial processes involving ancestral cacao, honoring reciprocity, fair trade, and deep respect for the Earth.

My support is comprehensive, ethical, and geared towards lasting transformations, not isolated experiences.

I work from:

* Psychedelic-assisted therapy: preparation, ceremony, experience, integration, and risk reduction.
* Somatic practices and nervous system regulation.
* Ancestral wisdom and conscious ritual.
* Deep integration into daily life.
* One of the central pillars of my work is reciprocity: with people, with medicines, with communities of origin, and with the Earth.

Absolute priority given to physical, emotional, and mental safety

Deep respect for traditional medicines and their lineages

I don’t romanticize the processes or promote spiritual shortcuts

I offer support without creating dependency

I collaborate with other professionals when necessary

Integration is essential