You don't have to journey alone
Personal guidance before, during, and after your ceremony in Pisac.
Deciding whether to experience Ayahuasca can be overwhelming.
Add to that the sheer number of choices in and around Cusco, it can feel like too much.
Whether it’s your first ceremony or your tenth, having someone beside you who knows the terrain can make all the difference. I will bring you to a safe place, with ceremonies lead by experienced people, serving from their hearts.
I offer personal, grounded support before, during, and after your ceremony - so you can focus on healing, not logistics or uncertainty.
What I offer
Preparation meeting (week before)
We’ll meet before your ceremony to:
Answer your questions (no question is too small)
Help you set intentions
Discuss diet, mindset, and practical preparations
Create a sense of emotional and logistical safety
Integration meeting (week after)
After the ceremony, we’ll meet to:
Process what came up
Explore how to carry the lessons into your daily life
Ensure the insights don’t get lost in the return to “normal”
& I'll sit with you in ceremony
You won’t walk into the ceremony space alone.
I’ll introduce you to the facilitators and regulars beforehand, so you’re surrounded by friendly faces from the start.
I sit in ceremony as a fellow participant. You’ll have a friendly face in the room, someone who understands why you’re here. Though the work is yours to do, you won’t feel like a stranger among strangers.
Afterward, we can talk, share, and be proud of ourselves for doing the work!
Why this matters
To be perfectly honest, I would always recommend you to join a retreat. You'd be in a group. Experiencing, sharing and integrating together.
However, I understand retreats take more time than you may have, and are generally expensive.
For this reason, I offer this service. To offer what is missing in open ceremonies.
Ayahuasca is powerful. It helps to have an added feeling of safety. We create that by feeling prepared, by not feeling alone, and by integrating the experience with others. All parts that a retreat has built-in, but a single ceremony often does not.
If you allow me to guide you, we recreate these important aspects. They're crucial to further increase the healing potential the medicine offers.
Who This Is For
Travelers coming to Peru, mainly to Cusco or the Sacred Valley, looking for standalone ceremonies
First‑timers feeling nervous or unprepared
Solo journeyers wanting a touch-point of familiarity
Anyone who wants to feel held throughout the process, not just during the ceremony itself
Next steps
If you’re coming to Peru, plan on visiting Cusco or the Sacred Valley and you're curious about Ayahuasca but don’t want to journey alone, let’s talk.
We’ll talk about your plans, your hopes, and how I can best support you.
Not sure yet?
Even if you don’t have immediate plans to sit in ceremony, I’m happy to connect and share more about the medicine, my journey or myself!
My relationship with Ayahuasca
She changed every aspect of my life.
From a life dominated by routine and avoidance, to a life of freedom and exploration.
If you haven't yet, read my story!
She’s shown me the most beautiful things about myself and the world around me.
She’s also shown me the absolute worst.
I’ve drunk in many different contexts - from weekend retreats in the Netherlands, to dedicated dietas in the Amazon jungle, to retreats and open ceremonies in the Sacred Valley.
I’ve learned, and keep learning, a lot about myself.
For me, the work is nowhere near done.
But after many experiences with the medicine,
I can say with confidence:
I can guide you meaningfully and safely.