Elementos Living

Non-clinical support for people seeking embodied self-understanding, careful preparation, meaningful ceremony, and grounded integration.

Services

Three ways to work together

Ceremonial Work

Held group ceremonial spaces with somatic practice, music, cacao, and kanna / Sceletium tortuosum. Participation is subject to screening and suitability.

Preparation Support

Reflective support before a lawful psychedelic, ceremonial, or meaningful personal experience, focused on steadiness, boundaries, intention, and readiness.

Psychedelic Integration

Support after a significant experience or state of expanded consciousness, helping you ground insight into daily life through reflection, nervous system awareness, and embodied inquiry.

Who this is for

Who this is for

This work may support you if you are:

  • seeking a deeper relationship with your body, emotions, or inner knowing
  • preparing for or integrating a meaningful experience
  • wanting support that is embodied, reflective, non-clinical, and paced around your capacity

Safety and scope

Careful, screened, and non-clinical

Elementos Living is a non-clinical somatic, ceremonial, coaching, and education space. This work is not therapy, clinical treatment, or a substitute for medical, psychological, psychiatric, or emergency care.

Ceremonial work requires screening and may not be suitable for everyone. Kanna / Sceletium tortuosum may be unsuitable alongside certain medications, particularly those that affect serotonin. Relevant health information is reviewed as part of the screening process.

About Thaysa

A careful kind of presence

I’m Thaysa, founder of Elementos Living. I offer non-clinical somatic, ceremonial, preparation, and integration support grounded in nervous system awareness, consent, careful screening, and respect for each person’s pace.

FAQ

Common questions

Is this therapy?

No. Elementos Living offers non-clinical somatic, ceremonial, coaching, preparation, and integration support.

This work is not therapy, counselling, occupational therapy, psychiatric care, or clinical treatment.

Do you provide or recommend access to substances?

No. Elementos Living does not provide, facilitate, recommend, or advise access to substances.

Preparation and integration support is independent, educational, reflective, and non-clinical.

What is Cor Ritual?

Cor Ritual is a held group ceremonial space combining somatic awareness practices, music, cacao, and sceletium tortuosum.

It is designed to support embodied presence, connection, emotional processing, and gentle self-inquiry. It is not a psychedelic ceremony and does not involve prohibited substances.

How does suitability or screening work?

Ceremonial participation requires screening and may not be suitable for everyone.

Sceletium tortuosum may be contraindicated with SSRIs, SNRIs, MAOIs, tricyclic antidepressants, and certain other medications. Please disclose relevant health information and medications before participating.

Where should I start?

If you know what you need, explore the services page. If you are unsure, book a free connection call.

Circle

A quieter place for updates, writing, and community

Circle is a quieter space for reflections, community updates, workshops, and free sessions connected to Elementos Living. It’s where writing is shared, gatherings are announced, and people can stay close to the work without needing to decide on a service.

Writing and reflections

Short pieces, resources, and notes from Thaysa on the work, the practice, and what’s unfolding. A quieter alternative to social media.

Gatherings and workshops

Upcoming circles, workshops, and free sessions. Space to come together with more context than a link in a bio can hold.

Begin gently

If you are unsure where to begin, start with the services overview or book a free connection call.

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Acknowledgement of Country

Situated on Whadjuk Noongar Country

Elementos Living is situated on Whadjuk Noongar Country. I acknowledge the Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Custodians of these lands and waters, and recognise that sovereignty was never ceded.

The work offered here, through presence, ceremony, embodiment, and the gentle return to self, takes place on land that has held ritual, story, healing, and deep relational knowledge for tens of thousands of years. I come to this space with humility, carrying my own lineage, cultural roots, and lived experience, and hold the privilege of facilitating and gathering on this Country with deep gratitude and respect.

I pay my deepest respects to Elders past and present, and to the emerging generations who continue to carry culture, connection, and care for Country forward.