Originally from Brazil and based in Amsterdam, Jess is a trauma-informed plant medicine facilitator, Earth keeper, educator, and Women On Psychedelics co-founder. Jess' work is focused on the creation of spaces that amplify avenues for self-expression, self-acceptance, and self-awareness. All of her work is informed by taking action in a way that serves the Earth and our human collective, in hopes of mobilizing inner healing towards outer action.

From Singapore and based in Amsterdam, Tian is an avid explorer of the world and human consciousness, and love to ponder the very nature of reality. Serendipitous encounters brought her into the incredible world of fungi and plant medicines, initiating a journey of discovery, learning and deep healing. This ignited a passion to share the emerging research, and to help amplify the voices of women in this field. Tian is always present on WOOP's retreats and ceremonies as a facilitator and she brings voice activation to the spaces we create.

Renée is a voiceworker, singer and musician. She has extensive experience within the psychedelic space and works as a trauma informed psychedelic facilitator. With a strong focus on preparation, integration and voicework it is her mission and life’s work to create a deeply held and safe container in which participants can fully explore their inner landscape. By offering her music, sacred medicine songs and voice as a tool for guidance and support she is able to alchemize stagnant energy and emotions so that flow and release may come into existence. 

Driven by her personal journey overcoming complex PTSD and disillusionment with mainstream mental health approaches, Melissa discovered healing through the world of psychedelics. Today, she serves as a community organizer, women's group facilitator, and psychedelic practitioner. Her core missions include fostering community-oriented healing services, empowering women through the art of storytelling, promoting education and risk-reduction in the realm of psychedelic exploration, and actively working towards creating a trauma-informed society.

Raised in a highly misogynistic, evangelical culture, Micah is a survivor of intergenerational trauma. Her introduction to psychedelic therapy followed a traumatic pregnancy and birth that unearthed a reservoir of unresolved trauma. The journey to heal those wounds transformed Micah’s life. She and her family now reside in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico where Micah works as a certified psychedelic somatic therapist. She hosts individual healing retreats and trains psychedelic practitioners.

 She is passionate about helping others understand the overlapping space where science and spirit meet within the psychedelic experience. 

Aysu Naz is a researcher and writer in the psychedelic space. Her writing often explores sexuality, taboos, traumas, body, and self. Naz supports destigmatization around psychedelics and actively contributes to educational platforms. She believes in the transformative potential of psychedelics to find a deeper relationship with our surroundings and to meet with alternative ways to relate to our body and mind.

Catie is an active Fine Artist as well as internationally licensed Art Therapist and Trauma Specialist, whose career primarily focuses on supporting women through adverse life experiences within diverse settings. Caterina currently works at MycoMeditations, a legal, psilocybin-assisted retreat in Jamaica, leading retreats, and providing Art Therapy Integration Groups for participants. Her passion is focused on empowering individuals through engagement in the creative process, to gain an understanding of the self and their experience while providing support throughout the process of uncovering one’s innate healing intelligence and resiliency.

Donca Vianu, MD is known in the Netherlands and Germany as a highly skilled therapist for psychedelic experiences, in which she was a forerunner for many years. She is involved in education, harm reduction, and preparation and integration of psychedelic experiences.

She is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist with more than 40 years of work experience spread over different countries and cultures. Donca has a rich psychological toolbox, from hypnotherapy to breathing and somatic techniques, with which she helps people with most diverse challenges and complaints to recover and grow.

Wei Ting is an Integrative Counselor, Hypnotherapist, Systemic Coach, Facilitator for WOOP, and Sound therapist. In her work, she bridges the conscious and the subconscious world. Her mission is to help folks become their own inner alchemists and to live their lives to their fullest potential and expression of their authentic selves.