My path has always been guided by a desire to understand the deeper dimensions of human experience. I began my studies in Comparative Religious Studies at Vassar College, exploring the spiritual traditions and practices that help people connect with meaning and transformation. After graduating in 2004, I pursued graduate education at New York University, earning my Master of Social Work in 2010. For over 15 years, I dedicated myself to palliative and hospice care — bearing witness to people at the threshold of life's greatest mystery. Those years refined my clinical skills and deepened my understanding of what it means to truly serve people in their most vulnerable moments. My senior thesis at Vassar explored the mandala as a vehicle for transformation — the way sacred geometry and cyclic return can facilitate healing and awakening. That scholarly inquiry became lived practice. Today, the mandala sits at the heart of Inner Circle's identity, representing the journey inward and the wholeness we all carry within. I believe that over time and circumstance, many of us become separated from our own intuition and inner wisdom. Through psilocybin in a carefully held, safe space — surrounded by professional clinical awareness and genuine care — people can reconnect with that deep knowing that has always been there. My role is not to fix or direct, but to create the conditions where something important can unfold naturally.
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