Teresa Quinonez

As a medicine woman born in Guatemala, the land of the Mayans, I'm grateful that Mother Ayahuasca/ Yagé helped me to unveil the knowledge and wisdom that lay within me. My spiritual journey began in 2017, the first I heard of spirituality. I came to the medicine, or I should say the medicine came to me for the first time when I was at my lowest, and my depression got so profound that my last resource was Ayahuasca; little did I know how this sacred medicine would change my life entirely and that I will be serving others through her. Ever since, I have been drinking medicine at different locations, and I am blessed that I met Taita Henry and his wife, who helped me to understand why I had such a profound experience during my ceremonies and why the other places weren't able to help and guide me. Thanks to them, I continued my path with the medicine and am honored to work with them now. They got permission from the Cofan Tribe in Colombia to serve the medicine. I have been so blessed to be able to come with them to the jungles of Colombia, where this Sacred Medicine grows, and witness how the Medicine is prepared and cooked by the Elders Don Enrique, and I have been blessed to work with the Kuntnawa Tribe from Brazil as well. As someone who helped during ceremonies with them, I can guide, integrate, and coach my clients with their journey better.
As we understand, our journey continues when we return home after an Ayahuasca ceremony; I offer my coaching integration to help individuals process their experiences and develop practical strategies for positive change. With a coach's guidance, individuals can overcome limiting beliefs and patterns, better understand themselves and the world, and create a more fulfilling life.