Costanza Di Prisco began working with psychedelics more than 12 years ago, initially as a participant, later as an assistant, then began training with shamans and healers, and eventually studied to become a Psychedelic Practitioner. Her last few years have been devoted to psilocybin, though she has worked with a variety of plant medicines. She is also a breathwork coach, working with the body’s knowledge to achieve understanding and promote healing. She has trained in Somatic therapy and Bioneuroemotion, a field that blends biology, neuroscience, epigenetics, NLP, and psychology. She received training in India to be able to instruct in meditation, yoga, and pranayama. She has finished a master plant dieta with Noya Rao and follows the tradition of the Shipibo from Peru in terms of shamanic techniques.

Her facilitation style combines ancient wisdom methods with cognitive therapeutic techniques from the West to produce powerful transformational experiences. When singing in ceremony, Costanza places emphasis on the healing potential of music. Her goal is to serve as a bridge for people seeking to start or continue their own journeys of self-discovery; creating safe spaces so others can engage in their psychedelic healing experiences feeling supported and empowered so their own inner wisdom can emerge.

Gabriele Cotronei has studied the human mind, beginning with its formation in utero and early infancy, in relation with the primary caregivers. This entailed training in non-verbal communication approaches, psychoanalytic therapy and infant observation, Jungian sand play therapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. He has worked in various public mental health settings, where he co-created safe containers with patients and clients to support a non-judgmental exploration of themselves and find healing in mind, body, and spirit.

This curiosity for the human experience led him to delve into spirituality, Eastern philosophies, and yoga. Psychedelics were a natural progression in his personal healing journey, allowing him to experience the depths of joy and the transformative power of the relationship with entheogens. Through this relationship he has dived deeper into somatic approaches. He passionately co-develops safe spaces centered around the imagination, creativity, and interconnectivity. Through his work he is able to grow and align with his vision, by engaging in deep and meaningful work that contributes to a culture of healing.

Mary is a psychotherapist with over 30 years of experience working in a variety of UK healthcare settings as a clinical supervisor, group facilitator, researcher, and educator. She specializes in helping people face loss and change, illness, and death, and is particularly interested in how nature connection, mindfulness, self-compassion, and vision quest rites of passage can support journeys of personal growth, transformation, and healing. In her spare time, she tends an old Cornish garden, which has lots of flowers and brambles. She swims in the sea all year round and loves to walk in wild places.

Juan Tepui has studied music since childhood and music production at University. He became interested in psychedelics and their strong influence on music and consciousness from an early age. He has spent years in India practicing meditation and yoga in various ashrams. He studied the Bansuri flute with the legendary Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, and now teaches and makes Bansuri himself.

He has been dedicated to facilitating live music for meditation, healing, and psychedelic ceremonies for many years, for the Ayahuasca tradition of Colombian Shamans and increasingly for psilocybin journeys. Juan is passionate about the transformative power of psychedelics, what they can bring to humanity, and how they can help us heal our connection to nature and spiritual growth.