I am a 65-year-old physician, I live and practice medicine in Texas. Over the course of my life I have built a successful medical career and raised a large blended family, but I have also known pain and struggle. A serious knee injury in my youth led to multiple surgeries, and in my 40s I became dependent on opiates to cope with chronic pain. Although I ultimately overcame that addiction, the journey taught me that my suffering went far deeper than the physical.

As a doctor, well-versed in the science of psychiatric medications, I declined to take SSRI’s, benzodiazepines, and similar drugs, and instead spent decades searching for authentic healing. I tried all kinds of conventional mainstream therapy, AA, spirituality, hormone replacement, ketamine, Christianity, and a even a formal ayahuasca retreat in Peru. Each offered something, but none gave me the lasting peace and clarity I sought.

Being originally from Mexico, I knew of the ceremonial use of psilocybin mushrooms in Oaxaca and peyote in the north. For the last two years I have been studying the science and traditions of these medicines in earnest. When I began searching for a guide who could honor both the traditional and the sacred aspects of psilocybin work, I found Alexis.

The ceremony she facilitated was life-changing in a way that is hard to put into words. In a safe and sacred environment I experienced a depth of insight and spiritual guidance unlike anything before — a clear understanding of my suffering and direct, practical “instructions” on how to heal myself. Alexis’s work flows from a wellspring of love for all creation and deep fellowship with the spiritual world; her presence feels both profoundly human and divinely inspired.

I wholeheartedly recommend Alexis to anyone who is hurting and truly ready to heal. She is a rare and gifted healer whose work blends traditional reverence, scientific understanding, and genuine human compassion at the highest level.