Your Guide & Curandera
About Alexis
Shaman. Bridge between worlds. Guardian of sacred medicine.
I don’t just guide people through healing.
I was chosen to carry this medicine.
This path isn’t taught—it’s remembered.
I guide others through deep transformation with sacred mushrooms, combining the ancestral practices with grounded, modern integration. My work is precise, spiritual, and rooted in the highest level of responsibility. This is not a trend. This is sacred technology. And it requires someone who understands the power and the responsibility of holding it.
Born to Mexican parents in the Bay Area, I grew up straddling two worlds—modern life and ancestral memory. Summers in Mexico, a fifth-grade year immersed in Chihuahua, and a childhood filled with Spanish, herbal medicine, and ritual shaped my path long before I had language for it.
My mother sought guidance from curanderos.
My grandmother’s caldo wasn’t just soup—it was love.
Being in nature wasn’t a vacation—it was medicine.
Healing wasn’t a concept. It was how we lived.
This isn’t just my heritage. It’s my calling.
As a Curandera, I carry forward sacred knowledge—not out of nostalgia, but out of necessity. I guide others through ceremony into truth, clarity, and liberation—beyond the stories and limitations they’ve inherited. My work helps people come home to themselves.
My Indigenous roots aren’t just a part of me—they are the foundation of everything I do. I come from generations of resilience, reverence, and spiritual responsibility. And I am the one in my lineage who remembered. Who reclaimed what colonization tried to erase.
Who said yes to the land, the medicine, the ancestors—and to the ones who are ready to return to their essence.
This is more than healing.
It’s a movement back to balance.
When we remember who we are, we don’t just heal ourselves—we heal our bloodlines, our communities, and the generations to come.
Before I was a Curandera, I was a Speech-Language Pathologist with a Master’s degree, working across schools, hospitals, and international settings. But I always knew the systems were broken—not the children or families. What got labeled as “behavioral issues” were often symptoms of deeper wounds: trauma, ancestral pain, and the emotional weight parents carried without the tools to release. I realized the real healing wasn’t in helping kids meet Western standards, but in helping adults break free from conditioning, guilt, perfectionism, and the unconscious cycles they were passing down.
In 2018, while living in China and outwardly successful, I knew I couldn’t keep living inside systems that didn’t serve our wholeness. That inner knowing led me to plant medicine. My first Ayahuasca and Huachuma ceremonies in Ecuador weren’t a discovery—they were a remembering. Since then, this has been my path. A sacred responsibility passed down by my ancestors. Now, I guide others who are ready to come home to themselves. This is my contribution. This is my legacy.
Today, I lead powerful, heart-centered Niños Santos (Mushroom) ceremonies—deep, transformative experiences rooted in ancestral wisdom and guided with modern discernment. This isn’t just about individual healing. This is about restoring balance to families, communities, and generations to come.
As a mother of two, I understand the weight women carry. We pour into everyone, hold everything, and often forget ourselves in the process. But real healing begins when we return to ourselves—when we remember who we are beneath the roles, the titles, the expectations. Because when a woman heals, her entire lineage feels it.
This path is my legacy. It’s supported by my family, shaped by my ancestors, and carried forward with sacred responsibility. I do this to honor where I come from—and to create a new way forward for those who will come after us.
“Words can’t describe my first mushroom ceremony. I had no expectations, and I was blown away by the experience. Alexis' knowledge and guidance, combined with her intention of healing, were potent and powerful. This kind of transformational healing goes straight to your heart and soul. It opened something up in me.
After this experience, I began my microdosing journey to further deepen my healing process. The way she cares for the mushrooms, respects them, and sets her intentions is palpable. She has truly proven herself as a medicine woman, a healer, a shaman. I am very grateful to have experienced her magic and potent healing energy”
— Rose Ann