Paulina Alanis MA

Paulina is an Integral Transformative Therapist/Coach and Plant Medicine Practitioner.

Her practice includes shadow work, stages of development, the Enneagram model, craniosacral massage, meditation, mindfulness and inquiry, and healing rituals to support the client through transformation.

Through a personalized approach focused on the client's needs and unique process she works together with the client to allow transformation happen within fluid boundaries, in multiple ways, states of consciousness and stages.
She works with clients supporting them through the challenges of change to integrate practices for compassionate living and explore the depth of being.

Since 2014, Paulina started working with ibogaine clinics in Mexico for addiction treatment as a therapist and plant medicine practitioner. Eventually expanding her practice to offer therapeutic treatments and psycho-spiritual ceremonies with psilocybin, ibogaine, MDMA and 5MeO-DMT. She has extensive experience facilitating psychedelic therapy for the treatment of trauma, addiction, depression, PTSD and TBI working with Special Operations veterans and their families.
Since her teenage years she has gone through various psychedelic and plant medicine ceremonies from peyote in Wirikuta, to iboga and ibogaine in Nayarit, Mexico as a way to heal past trauma, connect to a deep sense of being and expand consciousness.

Paulina studied core shamanism at the Foundation of Shamanic Studies and received the transmission of the Munay-ki. As part of her work, she facilitates integral practice groups, women circles, shamanic journeying and rites of passage for young women.

Paulina has a Master's Degree in Integral Psychology from the John F. Kennedy University and has been trained as integral coach by Integral Coaching Canada. She later on studied cranio-sacral massage therapy at Bastyr University in Seattle, WA.