Services
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Each pathway supports a different moment: preparing with care, entering a screened ceremonial space, or integrating what follows. Start with the closest fit and continue from there.
Ceremonial Work
Cor Ritual is a held ceremonial space weaving somatic awareness practices, music, cacao, and kanna / Sceletium tortuosum to support embodied presence, emotional awareness, connection, and gentle self-inquiry.
This may be for people seeking a carefully held group container, gentle embodied exploration, and a process that includes preparation and screening.
Support involves somatic awareness practices, music, reflective space, cacao, kanna / Sceletium tortuosum, consent, choice, and self-directed pacing.
Kanna / Sceletium tortuosum may be unsuitable alongside certain medications, including antidepressants and medications affecting serotonin (SSRIs, SNRIs, MAOIs, tricyclics). A health and safety questionnaire is required before attending. Cor Ritual is not therapy, clinical treatment, or a psychedelic ceremony.
Preparation Support
Preparation Support is 1:1 support before a lawful psychedelic or plant medicine experience, a ceremony, or another meaningful personal threshold.
This may be for people preparing for a lawful experience through their own arrangements and wanting to arrive with more steadiness, self-knowledge, clear boundaries, and care.
Support may include conversation, embodied reflection, nervous system awareness, grounding practices, intention-setting, boundaries, aftercare planning, and readiness reflection.
Elementos Living does not provide, facilitate, recommend, or advise access to substances. This is non-clinical coaching and education, not therapy or clinical treatment.
Psychedelic Integration
Psychedelic Integration is 1:1 support after a significant experience or state of expanded consciousness.
This may be for people integrating clinical treatments, research trials, lawful overseas experiences, ceremonial experiences, or other meaningful or expanded-consciousness experiences.
Support may include reflective conversation, grounding, nervous system awareness, somatic inquiry, meaning-making, and translating insight into daily life.
Integration support is not interpretation, therapy, crisis care, or clinical treatment. It does not replace medical, psychological, or psychiatric care.