Welcome. I’m Chris, a compassionate, clear-sighted guide who has worn many hats: medical anthropologist, Indigenist, AI researcher, safari guide, musical artist, athletic trainer, herbalist, ecological designer, and licensed psychedelic facilitator.

I work with people navigating addiction, burnout, grief, anger, major life transitions, leadership challenges, religious trauma, creative uncertainty, intergenerational patterns, and questions of purpose. I find particular reward in working with people for whom traditional talk therapy or coaching has stalled progress. My approach is collaborative and deeply individualized: together, we explore your circumstances, identify what is asking to change, and develop a path forward that is grounded in your own experience, values, and relationships.

I am excited about the power of psychedelics to help clients heal, overcome, create and ultimately, thrive.

My academic work focused on Indigenous substance use, addiction, and psychoanalysis in Argentina. My corporate career has centered on understanding human experience and translating those insights into meaningful, lasting change.

Across these worlds, I find I gravitate toward the edges and frontiers where knowledge emerges through direct experience and possibility is actualized.

My passion is catalyzing healing and human flourishing. I like to leave people and places better than I find them. I approach this work by bringing Western philosophy, Gnostic and Indigenous traditions of health and wholeness into conversation with contemporary neuroscience and psychology. I don't see flourishing as simply a mental state. I understand the mind as embedded in the body (not separate), and the body enmeshed in a broader lifeworld. A thriving human emerges through a dynamic balance between body, mind, spirit, family, community, environment and meaning. My process reflects this commitment to holism.

If this approach resonates with you, I'd be glad to connect. I would love to hear what brings you here.'