Tania Choi

My first psychedelic experience was catalysted by a client that I had seen since she was 15 years old.
As a now young adult in her 20s, she said
" I am going to do mushrooms and I want you to be my guide." As someone who had never done drugs as a teen, smoked or even drank much alcohol, I was horrified.
For her, I entered my first psychedelic container. To that client, I owe a lifetime of healing in merely 2 years. 
As a guarded, defended, high-functioning Singaporean-born Asian, medicine did for me what a decade of talk and even somatic therapy couldn't do. After wrestling through several containers, it broke down my somatic defenses and enabled me to engage in the simple task of asking for help.
My first sessions were about negotiating self-sufficiency, dependency, trust, relying on my therapist and group containers; and believing that healing and joy ( not just hard work and struggle )was my birthright.
Because of my experience, I highly recommend medicine as the ideal modality for those who have impenetrable issues of control, dependency, attachment and trust.

Many guides are not therapists, and many therapists are not medicine travelers so I can speak from the unique experience of being both a client and a medicine therapist; that the presence of a resourced container and a trusted sojourner is a game changer.

It would be my honor to walk this journey with you.