Lindsay’s work is rooted in connection with the natural world. With a background in youth work and harm reduction, she holds a master’s degree in Integrative Health from the California Institute of Integral Studies, where her thesis explored the integration of psychedelic therapies. She continued her studies with the AWE Foundation, completing their Psychedelic Therapy Training, focused on transpersonal psychology, psychedelics, and indigenous medicines. Through this work, she has pilgrimaged to sacred lands of shamanic lineages, maintaining connection to the elders she has been fortunate to learn from.

Lindsay brings experience in health and wellness, birth and death doula work, deep ecology, and a love of plants to the experiences she guides. Her studies and practice have drawn her toward rites of passage, initiation, meditation, expressive arts, and supporting people through expanded states and profound life transitions. Her understanding of spiritual emergence and psychosis has been shaped by both study and lived experience, informing the care and perspective she brings to supporting others. These threads come together in the immersive experiences she guides in the red rock desert of Southern Utah with her copilot Rico.

Lindsay’s current focus is developing the Temple of Nova, a spiritual community and school. She is also collaborating with the Wixárika community in Mexico to support their living traditions through their art and textiles. Someday, perhaps you’ll read her book.