Hi, I’m Heather
Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator • Writer • Founder of Wild Hart Medicine
“We are all just walking each other home”
-Ram Dass
About Me
For years, I've been asking a simple question:
What actually changes people's lives?
Not what creates a breakthrough.
Not what produces insight.
Not what sounds inspiring in the moment.
What creates lasting change?
That question has shaped nearly everything I've done.
It led me into yoga and contemplative practice.
Into Celtic cosmology and yogic philosophy.
Into sound, ceremony, seasonal practice, and eventually psychedelic facilitation.
It led me to study not only altered states of consciousness, but the ordinary moments that follow them.
Because over time, I began to notice something.
Insight alone rarely changes a life.
What changes a life is the way we begin relating differently to ourselves, to others, and to the world around us.
And from that relationship...
we begin to participate differently.
That realization became the foundation of Wild Hart Medicine.
Whether I'm supporting someone through psychedelic preparation and integration, guiding a seasonal gathering, teaching Activation Alchemy, or simply sitting with someone at an important threshold, my work is rooted in the same orientation:
Helping people cultivate a deeper relationship with themselves so they can participate more consciously with their lives.
The meaning we're seeking isn't something we discover somewhere outside ourselves.
More often, it reveals itself through the way we choose to meet what is already here.
That is the work I love.
And it is a privilege to walk alongside people as they discover what that looks like in their own lives.
My Approach
My approach is non-directive and deeply intuitive.
I follow the movement of your inner world rather than steering it.
Nothing is pushed.
Nothing is forced.
The spaces I hold are shaped by earth, breath, and a quiet attunement that lets the deeper layers come forward.
They are warm, steady places where your system can soften its defenses and settle back into itself.
Safety here is not a rule.
It is a felt sense that comes from a strong container, thoughtful pacing, and the steadiness I bring from years of tending this work with devotion.
I listen for the subtle shifts,
the quiet openings,
the places where your own wisdom begins to speak.
The work unfolds in the rhythm of your body, the pace of your breath, the timing that belongs to you alone.
My work is guided by a steady set of values rooted deep within me and lived in every part of my practice.
I move with sovereignty and reciprocity.
I stay in integrity and devotion.
I listen with presence, attunement, and restraint.
And I trust right timing.
These are the currents beneath every session, the unseen threads that shape how I hold you and how I hold the space itself.
My lived experience is part of the medicine I carry.
It teaches me how to stay grounded so that you can explore your own terrain without judgment or pressure.
You are met as you are.
You are held without being shaped.
You are guided without being directed.
And the space itself becomes the ground where something true can emerge.
Who I Work With
I work with people who are standing at a threshold, those who sense something shifting in their lives and are ready to meet it with honesty. My work resonates with individuals who value integrity, depth, and a slower, more sustainable pace of change.
People come to me for many reasons, including:
Navigating transition, grief, or spiritual opening
Some arrive in the midst of significant life change, loss, identity shifts, spiritual emergence, or a quiet unraveling of what once felt certain. I offer space to slow down, listen more closely, and discover what may be asking to emerge.
Preparing for, integrating, or exploring psychedelic experiences
I work with people who want to approach psychedelic experiences with intention, preparation, and care, as well as those seeking support making meaning of what emerged afterward. The emphasis is not simply on the experience itself, but on how it becomes integrated into the way you live.
Rebuilding relationship with the body
Many people come to this work after years of overriding, mistrusting, or disconnecting from their own internal signals. Through contemplative and embodied practices, we create space to listen differently and rebuild trust in what the body knows.
Seeking earth-based or seasonal practice
Some are drawn to a way of living that feels more connected to the rhythms of the natural world. Seasonal practice, ritual, contemplative work, and relationship with place can offer ways of remembering ourselves as participants within a larger living ecology.
Looking for depth without performance
You do not need to be spiritual, polished, enlightened, or particularly good at any of this. I work well with people who are tired of performance culture in healing and spiritual spaces and want something more honest, grounded, and human.
Ready for change that is deep and slow enough to last
This work is not built around chasing breakthroughs or peak experiences. It is for people interested in cultivating the capacity to meet themselves and their lives differently over time.
Exploring ancestral or lineage connection
For some, this work includes curiosity about ancestry, lineage, inherited patterns, and the ways our lives are shaped by those who came before us. This exploration is approached with humility, curiosity, and respect rather than certainty or appropriation.
If you see yourself here
You do not need to arrive with answers.
You do not need to know exactly what you are seeking.
You only need a willingness to meet yourself honestly, stay curious about what emerges, and participate in the process.
My role is not to tell you who to become.
It is to help create the conditions in which you can hear yourself more clearly.
Holding Clean Containers
Part of holding a clean container is being clear about where I am, and am not, the right fit.
My work is grounded, relational, and non-directive. I do not work within guru dynamics or spiritual hierarchies, and I do not offer guarantees, predictions, quick fixes, or promised outcomes. I am interested in work that supports autonomy, discernment, and a person's own capacity to participate consciously with their life.
This work is also not a substitute for clinical or crisis care. I do not diagnose or treat mental health conditions, and people experiencing an acute mental health crisis or requiring clinical intervention need appropriate professional support.
If you are looking for someone to give you answers, direct your experience, promise transformation, or position themselves as the authority on your inner life, I am probably not the right fit.
If you are looking for a grounded space in which to explore, practice, listen, discern, and develop greater trust in your own relationship with yourself and your life, we may work well together.
Ethical & Legal Orientation
I work within both legally recognized pathways for natural medicine in Colorado: the regulated Natural Medicine framework and Colorado's personal-use provisions.
As a licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator, regulated natural medicine services are provided within Colorado's legal framework and in an authorized healing center. My community-based ceremonial work is separate from my licensed practice.
Across both settings, my work is grounded in informed consent, harm reduction, clear boundaries, transparency, and respect for participant autonomy.
I do not provide medical or clinical services, diagnose or treat conditions, provide therapy, or guarantee outcomes.