About me

My name is Carmen Sánchez, and I'm going to briefly tell you about me. If you'd like to know a little more, I invite you to click the button at the end of this text to read a more detailed version.

Picture of Carmen Sánchez on a pathway with snowed mountains at the back.

I facilitate processes involving experiences with expanded states of consciousness following the use of master plants, also known as entheogens or psychoactive plants. I support participants both during the preparation phase and in the integration phase following the experience, so that they can maximize the benefits of the insights that have emerged. In addition to my own journey with these plants over several years, I have participated in ICEERS Academy training programs: “Psychedelic Integration” and “Ayasafety: Enhancing Safety Around Plant Ceremonies.”

At the same time, I support people as they navigate a profound personal transformation, find stability, and transform internal challenges and perceptions into healthy and fulfilling experiences. In this way, they can regain their well-being, clarity, and a sense of purpose.

Over the years, I have had the opportunity to learn about the culture, worldview, and rituals of ancestral traditions in South America, such as those of the Shuar people of Ecuador and, in particular, the Q’ero people of Peru, among others.

However, I haven’t always focused solely on supporting people through their personal journeys. I also have extensive experience in various fields, such as Human Resources, Administration, Project Development and Organization, Group Coordination, Multidisciplinary Team Management, and Teaching, which gives me a broad perspective across diverse areas.

Shuar Art. Picture of a mural painted  over a wall of a house in the Shuar community  Masuk Las Vegas, near Los Encuentros, Ecuador. The painting shows an exotic bird from the rainforest and a hibiscus flower.

Shuar Art. Mural in the Shuar community of Masuk Las Vegas, near Los Encuentros, Ecuador.

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