I arrived to this work through embodiment. Through living in my body. Through crossing thresholds. Through sitting in temples, ceremonies, initiations, and long nights of truth. Through learning when to open — and when to slow down.

My formal education began in the mind: a Bachelor’s in Communication Arts and a Master’s in Advertising. I was trained to understand psychology, narrative, perception, desire — how humans think, choose, attach, and respond.

And yet, something deeper was calling. In 2018, my life shifted decisively. Just before my first Ayahuasca ceremony, I sat with Kambô — and that encounter changed everything. The medicine met me in layers I didn’t yet have language for. It spoke to my body. It cleared something ancient. It restored a sense of inner authority I had forgotten.

I didn’t decide to work with medicine. I was called. From there, spirit began arranging the path through resonance.

Medicine Within is not a school where you learn more. It is a space where you remember who you are before the world told you who to be.