Can I simply say that, he gets me? My life’s work has been devoted to plant medicine healing, and it is a path that truly changes how we relate to our internal worlds.
Stephen Dinan, the founder and president of the Shift Network said, “For a long time, I’ve wanted to find someone who could really teach us how to work with cannabis in a conscious way… show us how [cannabis] can be an ally in our growth, in our evolution, our emotional healing.”
Hearing him describe my Plant Medicine Healing work like that means so much, because I’ve always known it can be an ally in our healing when we approach it with intention. For a long time, I’ve been in this arena showing people how this work can support our evolution, so to have someone like Stephen really see what I do and want to explore that with me feels so validating. When people begin embracing this sacred plant medicine, they discover a whole new way to grow.
Why I Finally Embraced Plant Medicine Healing
Then Stephen, head of the largest platform for online wisdom courses with more than 3 million customers, said, “We’re going to get to explore that with a real pioneer in this arena. Her name is Becca Williams.”
I’m especially honored because this marks the first time the Shift Network has embraced the wisdom of this plant spirit medicine, opening the door to thousands of seekers – people who turn to Shift’s hundreds of teachers for spiritual exploration, and releasing deep unresolved past trauma.
To think that out of hundreds of teachers on this platform, he wanted to find someone to really teach this and show how it works in this arena is something I don’t take lightly. For a long time, people didn’t see how this plant spirit medicine could be a true ally in our evolution, and now thousands of seekers are finally getting the chance to explore it.
Working With Cannabis in a Conscious Way
And for many, this may be the first time they’ve ever considered cannabis as a portal to deeper spirituality and emotional healing. So many people have never been taught how to approach this plant spirit medicine in a conscious way, and they don’t realize it can open the door to emotional healing that goes way beyond what they’ve considered before.
Seeing how conscious cannabis supports growth is at the heart of my plant medicine healing. Even when you explore subtle microdosing for balance or step into real psychedelic integration with seekers, it opens the door to profound shifts. And that, to me, is truly profound.
Join Me for This Potent Experiential Practice
But as you are one who stays on top of emotions work, I’d love it if you would consider joining me for this free hour-long event (which includes one of my potent experiential release practices). During our hour together, I’m going to really teach you how I bring my emotions work together with this wisdom, so you can feel for yourself how it works in your own body and growth.
We’ll explore what helps when sudden emotional triggers arise so you can move through them gently.
Even if this is the very first time you’ve ever considered working with cannabis as a portal to deeper spirituality, I think you’ll find that what we explore together will really resonate. And if you already know my emotions work, you know how profound it is when we open the door to this kind of emotional healing.
Stephen and I will be talking about my work with cannabis and plant medicine healing; it might resonate for you as well! If you can’t make it at the appointed time, you can still register to be able to access the recording!
Par usual, let me know if you have questions!
With Love,
Becca
P.S. I’ll be sharing my latest installment of “69 and counting” later this week!
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Becca Williams
Emotions Therapist & Registered Dietitian
An Emotions Therapist, Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist, educator, group facilitator, and longtime plant medicine advocate.
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