Strategic Advisor & Mentor

for spiritually-integrated therapists

Something is shifting in the therapy field.

Spirituality is becoming more present in clinical spaces than ever before. Clients are arriving to the therapy room with a desire or already working with plant medicine, astrology, or energy healing. They’re asking, can you hold all of this (and me)?

And therapists are answering yes, not only because they’re meeting this moment, but because their own practice is also evolving. They’re integrating spiritual frameworks into their clinical work and building practices that honor both their training and their knowing.

But there are two, related, problems that keep showing up.

One is internal - your clinical work and spiritual practice are inseparable, but you’re practicing from this split. You haven’t yet done the identity transformation work required to practice as your whole, fully integrated self.

The other is external - your online presence, messaging, and positioning doesn’t reflect how you actually practice. The people who are looking for a therapist like you can't tell that you're the one they've been looking for.

Whether you’re facing one or both of these challenges, I work on both sides of that equation.

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Hiya!

I'm Josie, a licensed relational therapist, strategist, and a descendant of healers in the 21 Divisiones tradition.

The tension of holding a clinical license in one hand and a spiritual lineage in the other led me to a deep personal initiation where I emerged as a fully integrated practitioner. From that place of embodiment, translating who I am and what I do into language that honors both came with ease (and was actually fun!)

With a background in marketing and strategy for therapists and as a spiritually-integrated therapist myself, I've sat on both sides of this work. I help you close the gap between who you are in session and how the world sees you and your practice.

Two Ways to Work Together

Internal Transformation

Embodied Mentorship is a six-month journey for licensed clinicians who are done fragmenting between their clinical identity and their spiritual practice. We do the identity work that makes integration last.

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External Strategy

The Strategy Intensive is a full day to translate your integrated spiritual identity and clinical practice into messaging, offers, and positioning that reflect who you actually are. We build what the world sees.

Best for therapists who’ve already done the identity and integration work (with us or independently.)

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Five Ways Therapists Hold Spirituality

  • Discovery and exploration define the Seeker.

    You are a therapist exploring spiritual concepts, just beginning your journey with openness and curiosity. In sessions, you honor your clinical training while staying curious about spiritual dimensions. This is the energy of the beginner's mind, wondering, questioning, and allowing yourself to be called toward something deeper.

  • Two rich, separate worlds define the Devotee.

    You are a therapist with an established personal spiritual practice, consistent and meaningful in your life. In sessions, your spiritual practice enriches who you are as a therapist, informing your presence and intuition. The practice sustains you, grounds you, yet remains distinct from your clinical work. Both worlds matter deeply.

  • Building bridges and finding what fits defines the Bridge.

    You are a therapist finding connections between spiritual and clinical frameworks, working with modalities that honor both. In sessions, you seek clinically grounded language for spiritual knowing, translating what you sense into what you can say. Integration is no longer a question of if, but how. Identity transformation work might be supportive here.

  • Living split between who you are and what you can say defines the Alchemist.

    You are a practitioner whose spiritual gifts are central to the work, fully integrated in how you practice, but you’re careful about how you communicate it. In sessions, the healing happens through spiritual means, but documented in clinical terms. The medicine is real, but the hiding is becoming costly. Identity transformation work might be supportive here.

  • No more split. Practicing as your whole self defines the Sovereign.

    You are a spiritual practitioner who is also a licensed therapist, transparent about your approach from the first conversation. In sessions, your spiritual gifts and clinical training work as one integrated offering. This is embodied integration. External strategy work and/or a supportive community of peers might be supportive here.