Mariah Moncada

Mariah has been sitting with mushrooms and other plant medicines for over a decade. She holds reverence for the journey, deep trust in the client’s inner healing intelligence, and a peaceful presence for others in the room. Her approach is client-centered. What is most important to her is that the client feels like they are being supported in a way that feels authentic to them.

Mariah’s family is from Mexico, and she was raised in an Air Force household. As a result of her background and frequent moves growing up, she is familiar with many cultures and perspectives. This upbringing informs her nonjudgemental and inclusive approach. Mariah warmly embraces people from all walks of life, welcoming all into a space of acceptance.

Mariah graduated with an interdisciplinary studies degree from the University of Hawaii in Community-Based Healthcare. She was lucky to study relevant coursework such as Advanced Ethnobotany, Mycology, Medical Anthropology, Organic Chemistry, and Psychoactive Drug Plants. She is data/research informed and also draws from her experience in ceremonial settings that she participated in while in Peru and Hawaii.

Mariah is also a mother who will bring nurturing care to your journey. She gives consideration to many aspects of safety (physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual) to support overall wellbeing. She is honored to co-create a space with clients so they may comfortably navigate the depths of their consciousness.

Areas of focus: mothers, parents, life transitions, people experiencing low self-esteem/worth, creative blocks, anxiety, depression, ADHD, LGBTQIA2S+, people from marginalized communities