About this Retreat
Ritshi is a multifaceted guide dedicated to personal transformation, holistic healing, and spiritual exploration. With a rich background in coaching and sacred practices, his dynamic and intuitive approach has helped countless individuals embark on profound journeys of self-discovery, healing, and awakening.
As a holistic life coach, microdosing and psychedelic coach, and plant medicine facilitator, Ritshi brings together science, spirituality, and ancestral wisdom to support deep and lasting transformation. His work integrates practical coaching methods with expanded states of consciousness, offering a grounded yet deeply spiritual path of growth.
Current Activities
- Offers private coaching sessions focused on life purpose, spirituality, and conscious career development.
- Facilitates transformative retreats and workshops integrating meditation, breathwork, transgenerational coaching, and holistic nutrition.
- Hosts talks and group sessions on self-coaching, holistic living, and aligning with one’s deeper life mission.
Academic & Professional Background:
- Transformational Presence Coaching (TPLC) with Alan Seale — advanced training in intuitive leadership, transformative communication, and conscious change facilitation.
- Certification in Psychedelic Coaching – Beyond Inner Institute.
- Certification in Entheogen Facilitation – Beyond Inner Institute.
- Microdosing and Mycology Training – Fungi Society.
Experienced with sacred plants since 2017, facilitating numerous retreats and integration workshops with a focus on microdosing techniques and safe psychedelic practice.
- 100-hour Yoga Teacher Training.
- Training in The Emotion Code technique.
- Vipassana Meditation (10 days) intensive training.
- Core Shamanism and Shamanic Drumming training – Foundation for Shamanic Studies (Michael Harner).
- Ongoing training in Evolutionary Astrology, exploring the natal chart as a mirror for growth, healing, and soul development.
Languages: Fluent in French, English, and Spanish.
Details of this retreat
Many people feel called to psychedelics as a gateway: healing, growth, spiritual awakening. These experiences can open real doors — deep insight, renewed creativity, a sense of connection that lasts. That power is also why they ask for preparation.
A journey can be intense and unpredictable. The medicine you choose, the intention you carry, the people holding the space — all of it shapes what happens, and what it does to your life afterward. Preparation is what makes the difference between an experience that serves you and one that knocks you sideways.
And when the ceremony ends, the real work starts. Visions fade. Emotions surface weeks later. Insights that felt unshakeable at 4am become hard to explain by Tuesday. Integration is what turns a powerful night into an actual change in how you live.
What makes this different: we're not coaching from the outside.
Holistika Center has run its own ceremonies since 2017, in the Cofán tradition of Putumayo, Colombia, with over 2,000 participants. When we prepare you, we're describing rooms we've sat in — the physical reality of the medicine, what the come-up feels like, what happens when fear arrives, how a good facilitator behaves and what to watch for when one doesn't. We'll also prepare you for retreats we don't run, and tell you honestly what to ask them before you commit.
Sessions are one-to-one and online, in English, French or Spanish.
Two sessions, €89 each
Preparation — before your journey: choosing your medicine and retreat, dietary guidelines and contraindications, intention-setting, and an introduction to the sacred medicines and the framework you'll be working inside.
Integration — after: making sense of what you received, deciding which practices to carry forward, and grounding the insight into daily life.
Take either on its own, or both, for the full arc.
If you want to go further, our Ayahuasca retreats and three-month Psilocybin Microdosing Program are built to extend this work — anchoring the teachings rather than leaving them behind in the ceremony room.
Offered for educational and harm-reduction purposes. No medical or therapeutic claims are made.